Periods and Conception

no Gin will not stop you from getting pregnant.

33 weeks means you are 8th month running. Normally huma gestation period 281 days

not always my wife had two periods while she was pregnant with our daughter

No, because that happens to most women, and it's just the excess. Happens all the time.

no

once you have your period theres no possibility of pregnancy

most likely the brown is from stress

Yes. Doing so is safe and does not increase the risk of pregnancy as long as you start your next pack two days earlier. The important rule to follow is to not go more than seven days without an active birth control pill.

I have read from many online sources that you can expect to have ovulated from between 10-16 days before your next period starts. Since you can only get pregnant within a small window of time after ovulation (between 12-36 hours) this question is all dependent on how long your cycle is, how regular you are etc. If you have the standard 28 day cycle, you could ovulate anywhere between cycle days 12-18 (if my math is correct) but this could vary greatly if your cycle is longer. Basically subtract 16 days from your standard cycle length to get the soonest you could have ovulated and 10 days to get the latest you could have ovulated.

You can't make your self ovulate... You will do it on your own or meds can do it for you...

Possibly a hormone imbalance. It can do weird things!! I used to have periods twice a month, and then a went on birth control to make my hormones more steady.

If you are still young and have only just started you periods, it is nothing to worry about and is normal as your hormones are still regulating. If you have had regular periods in the past, it is important to go and see your doctor or gynaecologist. The chances are that it is nothing serious, but it's best to get checked out sooner rather than later. If you have never had regular periods, but have been having periods for a couple of years, it's also important to go and speak to your doctor, for the same reasons.

It should be quite accurate at 3 weeks

Not neccessarily. Often your cycle adjusts itself to changes in your body. Some experience changes in the occurance if you have close contact with other women such as a roommate or sisters living together-even mothers and daughters will start to find they menstruate at the same times. Are you on the pill and have skipped or changed strength? Think about what stresses good or bad are going on. If you have been pretty regular it may just mean you are adjusting to a change in your body's timing.

any sort of spotting either before or after is considered to be your period.

You SHOULD have a period every 21 days. Your body is set to bleed for a week and not bleed for three. Those three weeks equal 21 days. Its perfectly normal.

You increase your chances of getting pregnant by making sure your timing is right. Invest in ovulation kits to tell your fertile days. Be cool. Stress can greatly deplete the vitality of the body, leaving no ability to conceive. Check this woman out. www.howtocureinfertilitynaturally.info

Depends...per WebMD (http://women.webmd.com/tc/normal-menstrual-cycle-normal-menstrual-cycle), "The menstrual cycle is measured from the first day of menstrual bleeding, Day 1, up to Day 1 of your next menstrual bleeding. Although 28 days is often cited as the "regular" cycle length, only 15% of women actually have such a cycle." * A teen's cycles tend to be long (up to 45 days), growing shorter over several years. * Between ages 25 and 35, most women's cycles are regular, generally lasting 21 to 35 days. * Around ages 40 to 42, cycles tend to be the shortest and most regular. This is followed by 8 to 10 years of longer, less predictable cycles until menopause.

A book I have says you can get pregnant 14 days before & 14 days after a period. And obviously you ca get pregnant during the period itself

You can, but it is a waste of your money. It will show you as not pregnant. Most likely you aren't if you are having a period.

Ovulating Ovulating not necessarily. It should, but even if you are infertile your body will go through the motions of ovulating. Technically you ovulate, then you shed the uterus lining (your Period). You are supposed to drop your egg. If the egg gets fertilized it stays put and you don't get your period. If you are infertile, you do everything but drop the egg.

You could still get pregnant, it's just lower risk than when you are ovulating

Most likely your first day will be the heaviest and can last up to two or three days through out your period....it all depends on your body

Here is a link that can figure the probability of you being pregnant: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

You can still get positive results if you take a pregnancy test while on your period, and you can still be pregnant.

the same thing happens to me....but its all normal....the burning in your breast could be a sign because that how it is with me...you may never know.....however everyone does not have the same symptoms because mine changes every month and i don't usually get what my body is trying to tell me. However, I'm only 15 and i hope this helped you....u can email me at astoundinggal@yahoo.com c u around...

Well i started mine only a few months ago, just when i turned 13, but you can start from 10 right up until about 18!!! So dont worry if you havent just wait till your body is ready for it (: