can I get pregnant right after a dilatation and curettage before my period?
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i'd wait atleast three normal periods. technically you could, but prolly not a good idea.
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Yes, you can get pregnant while on your period, but you shouldn't worry about that because you're on birth control. It is normal to have breakthrough bleeding, specially since you haven't been on it for long. It could take about 3 months for your body to get used to birth control, and with Seasonale you could still experiment breakthrough bleeding even after you've gotten used to it. \n\nIf it bothers you too much, try talking to your doctor about switching to another kind of pill. With regular birth control pills, there's less chance of getting breakthrough bleeding, but you would have to have your period each month. So decide which way is best for you. Mean while, what's happening to you is normal. \n\nIf your boyfriend doesn't want to have sex while you're bleeding because he fears you're going to get pregnant, assure him that you won't (the chances are the same as when you're not bleeding) because you're protected throughout your cycle, whether you're bleeding or not.
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To clear a few things up, it is definitely possible to get pregnant while you are on your period.  Sperm can live inside you for several days so if you ovulate right after your period, the egg will get fertilized by the sperm that is in there.  As for why you get hornier, it could be hormones or an extra rush of blood to that general region, I'm not sure.  Just make sure you use protection because pregnancy IS possible.
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The day after?  Not very likely, unless you have sex the day before your period starts (in which case, you would not be pregnant, if indeed you got your period).\n\nWhen did your last period start?  When did you ovulate?  How close to ovulation did you have sex?  Did you have protected sex?\n\nI would suggest you visit your doctor ASAP for the morning after pill, or "Plan B" which is available over the counter in Canada (if you're Canadian).  If taken within 72 hours, it can GREATLY reduce the chance of fertilization.
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I also have a retroverted uterus, and had pregnancy problems, I had great Drs, but they were making a mistake, they had been using the camera they insert to view the uterus etc. for any other problems, well turns out that does not give the best results, another Dr. I went to did a regular sonogram that showed I had other female issues, that had caused my problems. He stated it would take me longer than some women to get pregnant, but I did in time! I am not a doctor but my 1st thought is u should give yourself and your body a break, your 2nd pregnancy seems to soon, your not giving your body time to recoup! Also mental stress can make getting pregnant a problem all that stress effects our bodies. I would suggest u take good care of yourself, see your obgyn on a regular basis, as for the other health issues I am sure your Dr. can answer all questions. I bet u have been told u r able to have a baby, but it may not be the easiest, u will have to stay off your feet, meaning not alittle but almost thru the entire pregnancy! In bed feet up, even if it drives u crazy!! believe me it can get boring!! but after 2 miscarriages u know this is important. I dont know if u have to work or if u do, but u will need to be home I cant stress this enough, you will have to be in the bed when u become pregnant again!!!!! U will have no choice, its for your health and that of your unborn child, I pray that u get to have a baby, and I believe u will, but 1st take care of yourself, eat well, exercise, vitamins daily and see your Dr. often and ask every question u can think of, take notes and bring them to the dr. it helps me to do that, otherwise seems I just go blank and forget all I wanted to ask! Good luck with everything.
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Absolutely, they can.  There's that many things that can affect the mentrual cycle.  However, if you did have sex any time within the period of your last period until now, get a pregnancy test; because unless you used a condom, etc and it didn't break, there's a chance you can be preggers.
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Try these sites. I know if your not on the pill you are quite fertile 7 to 14 day's after the end of your cycle ( I should know I forgot two pills on accident and my Accident is growing up to be a rather lovely at the moment 9 yr old girl. Seems I was QUITE fertile durring my wee indescression *lol* *blush*\n\nAnyway I found these sites, they should be good for what your asking. Good Luck!! Will keeep fingers crossed for you. Haveing a child is truly a wonderful miricle. Course the 9 months of HE** you go through not to mention the LABOR aren't fun *LOL* but.. the end result is something you will treasure forever. If your a high risk on keeping pregnant then I would suggest once you KNOW your pregnant ( proof from Dr. ) Don't do ANYTHING at all to cause a possible misscarage. No LIFTING anything heavier than a paperback book, get PLENTY of REST and SLEEP, and above all else avoid STRESS. If you get preg and can make it through your first 3 months called the critical months you have it made provided you don't get into an accident that is. *hugs*
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Yes, by having a hysterectomy or becoming pregnant
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Yes.  You can get pregnant at any time during your cycle.
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Yes, go to your doctor and ask for norethisterone. It's a form of progesterone which will delay your period until you want it to happen. It's perfectly safe to do.
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Yes the same thing happened to me. I was spotting, and even cramping alittle. Sure enough I was pregnant.  It was exactly 2 weeks after I had my period, and I knew something was up because It wasn't time to start my period again. I was on vacation ( which was when I concieved) and it started like the next day. I learned that sometimes there is bleeding and cramping as the egg implants. So Congrats!
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If you have an ovary and a uterus, you can still get pregnant.
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i think you your referring to your menstrual period and not your menstrual cycle, for the menstrual cycle covers many phases which would tell you when are you safe and when are you not.  3 days before your menstrual period?? you wont get pregnant by that. \n\nyou would ovulate first then if during the stay of the ovum in the fallopian tube there was no contact, then, your endometrium would shed off and your spiral arteries would constrict and then in a fey days it would relax giving you a menstruation.
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you should see your doctor about this who can refer you to have them removed laprascopicly. I had several removed about 8 years ago and i also had some before that which erupted on their own which did cause quite an amount of pain and discomfort. Once the cysts are removed they may come back and you may be faced with the prospect of having polycystic ovaries which can affect your ability to become pregnant, however if they are small like you say, talk to your doctor about this, you will probably find that it will not affect you chances of becoming pregnant just good medical management, I myself have two beautiful children and it didnt take me long to concieve at all...good luck and remember speak to your doctor..he/she can provide the best answers for you.
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The 10 year failure rate of tubal ligation is just under 2%.  So, it's possible but highly unlikely.\n\nIf you DO become pregnant following a tubal, though, the chances of an ectopic pregnancy are about 1 in 3, so if you think you're pregnant, please see a doctor immediately.
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I agree--she can still get pregnant but could be more likely to have complications.  The abortion would have affected only the uterus, cervix--nothing above that.  So ovulation would occur as normal, but if there was any damage done to the uterine wall during the procedure, implantation and the rest of the pregnacy may be more troublesome.  \n\nI really don't think, though, that an abortion is all that more invasive than other procedures related to pregnancy--think if you'd had three kids, with possible amniocentesis, cesaerean, etc-- your uterus would have been through just as much.  \n\nIf you have had abortions in the past, you should probably just ask a doctor before trying to get pregnant.  He or she can check you out and set your mind at ease.  \n\nConsider carefully also whether you're really ready for pregnancy this time, since you haven't been in the past.  A full term pregnancy will probably bring up a lot of emotions related to your previous abortions, as well as just physical complications.  Take care of yourself and good luck.\n\nEdit-- I just read the other posts that you have received in the time it took me to type my answer.  I am really sorry for the judgmental comments you've received.  None of us know the details of why you would have chosen to have previous abortions, and to jump on a stranger like that is unforgivable.  You're clearly considering moving on from your past.  Sorry you've had to hear those remarks.\n\nThank goodness you can be there for your friend, instead of being like all these other people!  (I hope that her fiance knows about the past abortions--if she's considering whether it could have an effect on their baby, I believe he should know.)
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The more you stress about "wanting to get pregnant", the less likely it is to happen.  Bleeding after intercourse can indicate a bacterial infection, or endometriosis, both of which can affect your fertility.  Please see your doctor and tell him about the bleeding.\n\nAlternatively, some feng shui cures:  Don't sweep under or around the bed, don't vaccum around the bed while you are trying to conceive.  Place spiritual or religous objects in  the bedroom that can be seen from the bed.  Buy things for a new baby, while strongly visualizing using them on your new baby.  Affirm your desire, and don't feed into negativity.  Stop saying, "This is hopeless, I'll never get pregnant."  Say instead, "My seemingly impossible wish now comes to pass, thank you for the gift of creating this new life within."  DON'T hammer nails into your house or do any major renovations while trying to conceive.  Partly fill a bowl with clean water.  Take it outside at night and place it in the moonlight for at least three hours.  Bring it in and place it under the bed in the vicinity of your abdomen.  Do this for 9 days.