how do u get pregnant with a abnormal cycle?
341998
of course. you still ovulate just not regularly.
124935
Yes.  You can get pregnant at any time during your cycle.
760682
Buy an ovulating kit. It works. There are basically only 72 hours a months where you have a really good chance at getting pregnant. Make sure you guys are ready to get busy!
956584
Be aware its very possible to become pregnant on your period. I learnt that this week from someone at school, we were doing genetics in biology n it came up and our teacher was talking about gettin pregnant when your having a period.
207275
Any day is good, since the ovulation cycle is every 28 days.  Your woman will be fertile for about 8 days during this cycle.  She should be able to know when it is.  Just do what you do, add a few more times during this fertile week and 9months later you should have a baby.\n\nIf not, there might be fertility issues which can be determined and most likely resolved at the doctors.
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go to http://www.mymonthlycycles.com and put in your period info and it will calculate when you will be fertile and ovulating.\n\nA woman is usually able to get pregnant for about 5 days each month, when ovulation occurs. On average, ovulation occurs 12 to 16 days before the menstrual period begins. \nThe key to becoming pregnant is determining when ovulation will occur. \n\nBecause sperm can live for 3 to 5 days in a woman’s reproductive tract, it is possible to become pregnant if intercourse occurs several days before ovulation. \n\nThis tool should not be used to prevent pregnancy. \n\nYour menstrual cycle begins with the first day your period starts and ends the day before your next period starts. If you do not know the number of days in your menstrual cycle, use 28 days, which is the average length of a menstrual cycle. \n\nIf you want to determine the length of your cycle, use a calendar to track it. Some women have longer or shorter cycles. \n\nWhile women usually ovulate at day 15, it’s also normal to ovulate well before or after the 15-day mark. This calculator is therefore meant to give you a rough estimate. \n\nThe American Infertility Association (AIA) has issued a set of recommendations to help couples identify a woman's "fertile time," the period each month when she is most likely to be able to conceive. \n\nThe guidelines are in response to recent studies showing that 98% of women do not know how to identify their most fertile time, and 20% of couples who seek treatment for infertility are not timing intercourse correctly. \n\nSperm can survive for several days inside a woman's reproductive tract (waiting for the egg), but an egg can only survive for up to 24 hours after ovulation. This is the woman's "fertile time." \n\nThe AIA suggests that women consider using several simple, non-invasive procedures to help identify their most fertile time, including: \n\n* chart your menstrual cycles on a calendar to determine the days they are most likely to ovulate \n\n* take your temperature (which rises during ovulation) each morning during the week that ovulation is most likely to occur \n\n* monitor your cervical mucus during the month (the consistency changes for several days each month to allow sperm to enter the fallopian tubes) and \n\n* use a fertility monitor to measure the levels of estrogen and luteinizing hormone (LH) in your urine, which can also indicate that ovulation has occurred \n\nThe guidelines are available on the AIA Web site at www.americaninfertility.org
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Pretty low.  Your chances of ovulating during your period are fairly low and the womb isn't really receptive to a fertilized egg, either.  BUT, it can happen, especially so soon after giving birth, when hormones are all over the place.
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You *can't* get pregnant if you aren't ovulating (no egg, no pregnancy), and if you *are* ovulating, you will have a period.  However, it is possible that even though you *haven't* been ovulating, you could start at any time.  Therefore you have to assume you are potentially fertile.\n\nIf you want to know how to recognize when you are about to ovulate, please read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler.  It has lots of information that will help you figure out what is going on.
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This is totally and completely a question you need to ask your doctor. However, I did know of a good friend who was in a similar situation, and after going to her doctor, discovered that she had some strange sensitivity to higher glycemic foods - once she controlled her intake of them, it was easier for her to get pregnant. Her doctor did say that many women suffer from a similar condition, and when I tried it myself, even I felt better (cyclical-wise, I mean, as I'm not trying to get pregnant yet) but again, the best bet is to talk to your doctor about all of this - maybe doing a little research on your own wouldn't hurt, either, so that you'll be that much more able to discuss a plan of action with him or her). Best of luck to you and you husband!
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Unfortunately for women, we can get pregnant at pretty much any time of our cycle. In most species, only around the time of ovulation. However, sperm can survive in the reproductive tract for 7 days!!! So for 7 days before and 7 days after ovulation, we are vulnerable. \n\nCheck out this picture http://www.fertilityplus.org/images/menstrualcycle.jpg\n\nAfter your period, all hormones are low. A new follicle (egg) from your ovary starts to develop, which makes estrogen, which normally keeps LH and FSH low (follicular phase), but if enough estrogen accumulates, it turns LH and FSH on in the brain. FSH is for follicle development in the ovary, LH is for ovulation (ovulation). The corpus luteum secretes progesterone (luteal phase). In the absence of fertilization, the uterine walls break down, causing you to bleed (menstruation).
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Hey girl, I have had the same problem for the past eight years. My doctors tell me tha I have an hormone imbalance and this inhibits ovulation some months and ultimately affects my menstrual cycle.\n\nI was unable to get pregnant for some time until recently (my son is nine months).\n\nYou need to do tests to confirm whether or not this is so or if there are other problems. All the best!
1064655
No way! You could still get pregnant
696618
it is not exactly normal but it is not ovarian cancer. go back to the gyn, you need the pill to regulate your cycles.  may even need help with infertility when you do try to get pregnant.  very common with this-called polycystic ovarian syndrome.  search it to learn more
31057
i got pregnant with no menstral cycle.  I completely baffled my doctors but just know it can happen.   My daughter is proof.
1027063
Some girls have irregular ovulation -- that's what causes your period. Most women are regular, ovulate on schedule and only stop when they become pregnant, if there is a medical condition or they hit menopause. But there is a small percentage of women who do not ovulate regularily. In an extreme case - and this is a friend of mine - ovulation only occurs once a year! She had a great deal of difficulty timing things so she could get pregnant, and she and her husband only managed it once. So the answer to your question is yes, some girls just don't get their periods.
265419
The rhythm method. This will only work if your cycles are regular.
1032978
It may be difficult to get pregnant because if you don't have a regular period, you may not be ovulating properly.  One common cause of irregular or no periods is polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).  PCOS is an endocrine system disorder linked to insulin function that causes an overabundance of male hormones.  5-10% of women have it.  Other symptoms of PCOS can include acne, being overweight, thinning hair, male-pattern body hair growth, dark patches of skin (hidradenitis suppurativa), insulin resistance, or infertility caused by lack of ovulation.  However, the most common and noticeable symptom is irregular periods.  I had only 3-4 periods a year when I was diagnosed with it.  Your gynecologist can do blood work to test your hormone levels and see if you may have it.  Fortunately, many women with PCOS can get pregnant with proper treatment.