How is getting pregnant too soon dangerous?
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Do you mean too soon as in too young or too soon as in too soon since you were pregnant before?  If you mean too soon since your last pregnancy, it's not so much dangerous as it is depleting to your body.  Your (unborn) baby gets the nutrition it needs from you--whether you get any to replace it or not.  Waiting a few months lets your body re-charge, so to speak.\n\nHope that helps.
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Its dangerous for an infant, because he/she has such small lungs and not a very good immune system. I'm not real sure what to do, but your doctor will be able to tell you. (yeah, its a dumb question to ask a doctor, but my sister did)\n\nGood luck with the rest of your pregnacy, and God bless.
1007987
Yes you can get pregnant, but personally I think you're just freaking out. Sounds like more of a mental than physical issue with you.
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well if their having sex alot there is a large chance they can be pregnant..and being unprotected makes the risks even higher by like 20fold...but most girls dont have the perfect one month cycle..some things can also push it back like stress, illness, change in diet, and too much exercise.
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gosh i hope your not thinking of getting on one? it also depends on how far along you are, but it can cause irritation to the fetus and strong banging can result in miscarriage
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Yes. The window of time for ovulation can happen anytime and is a totally unique and individual occurrence for each woman (girl). There are a handful of days in every month when you will likely become pregnant if you have unprotected sex. There are ways to predict when these days occur, but still, it will vary and is dependent on the individual.
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30-35% chance of becoming pregnant.  First, you have to ovulate at the right time.  Then you have to have intercourse at the right time and the sperm have to find their way to the correct fallopian tube which has the ovulating ovary at the end.  The sperm are fighting pH and all kinds of other "killer" stuff in your vagina, cervix, and uterus.  Half of them die for the "good" of the others and it's a rough time.  Finally, they have to break through the egg's defenses.  So, if everything was perfectly timed, then you could be pregnant.  It's almost like a game of chance.\n\nGood luck!
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Um, if that doesn't happen you cannot have a child. But otherwise, it wouldn't necessarily effect the health of a woman. Some people are infertile, but it isn't harmful to their physical health.
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an actual premature pregnancy? - never heard of it.  but if u meant a premature baby, that is when a women delivers earlier than expected due date. delivering any earlier than 7 mths. or so can be dangerous to baby as all organs (especially lungs) may not be formed yet. there are several causes for having a premature birth. tons of info online.
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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.
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if u r planning a family consult ur doctor on this. u can avoid ur partner from getting pregnant is by taking the birth control pills.ofcourse there are some disadvantages like she may gain some extra weight. also she can go for intra uterine device to stop from being pregnant. but the safest way is use a condom and u can have sex without condom after her 5day to 12 day and also after 18 day to till she gets her cycle. this should be done only if her periods are regular.
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No, they used to use the rhythm system.  We learned it in the sex education class.  middle way between your periods the ovem [egg] comes down and you can only get pregnant those 2 days.  You will notice something in your underwear like snot.  That's it!  So your safe for the rest of the month. During your period, is even safer.  Count 12 to 15 days from the day your period starts.  Don't have sex then.\nThat's your most fertile time.
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Well it's different for every individual, some take longer than others to conceive - you should consult your GP about this topic. On the other hand it could also depend on how fertile you are. People always say one should try not to think of it too much and it will happen sooner..
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Your in the "danger" sone nine days befor you period\n\nThat is if you don't whant to fall pregnant if you are trying then that is your perfect time to try
653166
Its safe if its a normal pregnancy and if you stick to basic/natural methods and hygeine. Sex in first trimester should be avoided though
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Sperm is present in pre-ejaculatory fluid, so even if your partner didn't ejaculate you can still get pregnant. Anytime you have unprotected sex you are putting yourself at risk for pregnancy regardless of where you are in your cycle. Also, duration of sex has nothing to do with risk of pregnancy. You mentioned that your partner didn't use a condom with the second time you had sex because he had thrown it away--did you only have one condom? And, just to be clear condoms should only be used once, after you are done using a condom and/or after your partner ejaculates teh condom should be removed, thrown away and if you resume having sex you need a new condom. \nThe "morning after pill," or emergency contraception, is birth control that can be used after intercourse. It can not be used once someone is pregnant. If you are not planning a pregnancy, which it sounds like you are not, you would be wise to use emergency contraception. Emergency contraceptive pills, also known as Plan B, can be taken up to 5 days after unprotected intercourse. The sooner they are taken the more effective they will be. I'm not sure why you would want to "wait it out" as you say, but if you choose not you use emergency contraception and do get pregnant are you able and willing to handle that? I would encourage you to decide what you want to do sooner rather than later, as this is a time sensitive decision. Call your local family planning clinic if you need to Plan B or if you have questions. \nEmergency contraception works by postponing ovulation, so there is no egg for sperm to fertilize. Sperm live in a woman's reproductive tract on average for 5 days. Emergency contraception also works to make the uterine lining difficult for implantation and changes cervical mucous which make it harder for sperm to move around. Plan B is not yet available over the counter sale, you must get a prescription or go to your local family planning clinic. There are very few side effects, but as with any prescription drug side effects are always a possibility. \nplannedparenthood.org
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Most people usually are pregnant within six months, a good portion more by the end of the first year.  No need to worry yet.  It may be more difficult to get pregnant because your periods are irregular, so predicting ovaulation can be hard. There are ways you can detect it, though.  You can start by taking your temp every morning when you first get up.  About 10 days after your last period started, you should begin to ovulate.  When this happens your basal temp will be slightly elevated.\nThere are dietary changes you can make as well to increase your chances of becoming pregnant.  FIrst and foremost, make sure you are taking a prenatal vitmain if you aren't already.  Decrease your sugar intake.  Excess sugar has been linked to fertility difficulties.  Eating foods high in zinc have been linked to reproductive health as well.\nI wish you lots of luck and hope there is a baby in your near future!!