can someone get pregnant after there menstrual cycle?
341843
yes you can get pregnant at any time even if you have sex on you period. Sperm lasts up to 72 hours, so if something happens and you havean irregular short period, you could ovulate the day after you finish and therfore get pregnant
516593
Nope you can still get pregnant.  All those lovely little sperm need is a nice place to hang out until you ovulate or they find an egg, they can last/live up to 72 hours. It happens.  Not a great form of protection.  Better than none at all but...
527769
yes you can still get pregnant
743408
Yes it is possible to get pregnant anytime you have sex.\n\njust because you have your period doesnt mean you are not pregnant. People have been pregnant and still had their period. A period is not a definte sign of not being pregnant. However the chances go down, but not to 100% positive you aren't...
548240
may 16. you ovulate 14 days after your period. you are still very likely to conceive today too
1070906
Yes, you can become pregnant at any time.  It is more likely that you will be ovulating on days 12-15 of your cycle, but if your cycle is not normal or very predictable, you can become pregnant at any given time.
289401
The other answer is correct. But ovulation does not occur during the period. The first day of the period is the first day of the cycle. So count about 9 days or so from the first day of the period and this is usually when ovulation occurs, so this would be the time to get pregnant. Best chances of avoiding pregnancy is just before or during the period because this is when the body flushes out the dead egg. HOWEVER every woman's cycle is different, so you should probably be using protection or she she should be on birth control just to be sure.
379738
Until the first day you get your period,there is a ten days time that is not risky to get pregnant.If your period takes like 5 days,then you might not get pregnant for 5 days more.It's like that.
435705
How do you define "safe"?  Are you talking about STDs?  \n\nAre you talking about pregnancy?  There is a slight chance that you could get someone pregnant by having intercourse while she is on her period.  Sperm can survive for days in the vagina.  There is a miniscule chance that the sperm could survive long enough to impregnate her.  Pretty small odds though.
842013
A woman get technically get pregnant at any time.  So always be careful. It scares me that people ask questions like this.
291980
The best time to get pregnant is between 10 and 14 days after the first day of your period. Therefore, the "safe" period would be considered beyond 14 or 15 days after the first day of your period and the closer you get to your start date in the next month the more likely you are to get pregnant. \n\nIt would be best to use a condom or the pill. Even though there's suppose to be a "safe" period that you won't get pregnant, I've known plenty of people that used this method and ended up with babies. If you don't want a baby right now, don't take the risk. Use SOME form of contraception...anything....a sandwich bag if you have to but don't put yourself at risk for an unwanted pregnancy OR an STD.
79981
It depends on when ovulation occurs during your cycle.  Everyone is different.  One week after menstruation typically wouldn't be safe- a week before menstruation would really depend on when you ovulate.
662289
it would all depend on your cycle. obviously if your period is usually around the 10th, then if you are late, it might be time to take a test. it is difficult for a woman to become pregnant immediately after her period or immediately before. most women ovulate in the middle of the cycle. this means that if april 28 was 2 weeks after your last period and two weeks before your next period, then you have a pretty good chance a baby will be on the way. if you had just had your period end on, say april 25, then it is highly unlikely.
467308
You ovulate approximately 14 days after your period. At this time you are most fertile.
1011924
you should check with your doctor, but i would think so, since you can get pregnant before you start your period, i think also that it would be unlikely given the chemicals in your body.
1062772
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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You can only get pregnant if you've started having your period, and you're having sex. If you're 10 and you haven't had your period yet, your body isn't old enough to start making babies yet.\nI wonder why you're even asking this question in the first place?\nPS: the only way to get pregnant is by having sex, or having a "special" operation. If anyone is pregant without having sex we might have another Virgin Mary on our hands. Which is very very unlikely.