is having your period for over 30 days strait mean your also ovulating?
483811
No it means to get to a doctor NOW!
626922
not necessarily.  the duration of your period can depend on a lot of things - stress, activity, hormones.  if you have had unprotected sex in the last 2 weeks, you may want to take a test just to be sure. \n\nbut if you had an actual period (with what you consider normal flow) for more than a day or two, then chances are you are not pregnant.  if you had light spotting (pink or brown) that only lasted a day or two, then you might be.
1012920
Similar to circadian rhythms (daily rhythms), healthy women who are ovulating have another rhythm controlled by hormones-commonly known as their "period."  The cycle is about 28-days.  Interestingly enough, this about coincides with the cycle of the moon and there are animals which only mate during a full moon.  Although not proved, it is possible that somewhere in our evolutionary past, we had an ancestor who found that mating during a full moon improved its chances of survival.  Another theory is that the 28-day cycle prevents multiple pregnancies (i.e., multiple fertile eggs in the uterus) with multiple ages--something that could be harmful to the woman's and fetus's health.
1121319
Sometimes you ovulate twice in a cycle. It's not a regular thing, but it does happen. As most women ovulate 14-21 days into their cycle, you shouldn't be getting pregnant. Still, go ahead and buy a pregnancy test kit. They are pretty accurate. Most likely you aren't pregnant though. The double ovulation thing isn't the norm, but it does happen. I guess I keep saying the same thing. Sorry. It can't hurt to check. It's not that expensive.
76474
nope , 3-4 day after she period is when  she was fertile ( its a big chance to get preagnant)but she  has more desire when its the day before she had period it the end of the fertile
1078443
Your period doesn't follow the calendar, where the months are 30 or 31 days long.  An "average" cycle ranges from 26-32 days or so.  Yours apparently is 27 days and that's totally normal.  That means that every so often it'll fall early enough in the calendar month that the next one will also be in the same calendar month.
1035570
It depends on when you ovulated.  If his sperm went in you 2 to 3 days prior to ovulation, then yes, you could be pregnant.  It is also possible the you ovulate very close to your period...so, I guess the answer to your question is that yes, it is possible that you can get pregnant this way.
881542
Very likely, it is perfectly normal. There is a lot of variation in how often women have their periods, the average, however,  is about 28 days.\nBut you should still visit a gynecologist as he may order some simple blood tests (hormone levels) and an ultrasound (totally painless 5 min test) just to make very sure.
515924
12-15 days after you end your period
784939
its not that simple, you have to be overlating, usually mid cycle 10 days after period
679286
This can be true due to an increase in blood accumulation in the pelvic area. Some women feel exactly the opposite due to social stigma and also due to cramping and other pains. During g your period YOU ARE NOT OVULATING, the period is when the endometrium is sloughing off not ovulation. Ovulation occurs 5 to ten days before or after menstruation.
1176095
Stress 2-3 weeks before your period is due can cause a delay in ovulation.  Since ovulation is what causes your period, this makes your period come later than you expect it to (although *right on time* because it's caused by ovulation).\n\nHowever, if you are a teenager or even in your early 20s, it can be normal to have irregular cycles sometimes.
301882
The average time between cycles is 28 to 31 days so about 4 weeks.  I always get more lubrication about the time I start ovulating, which is 2 weeks before my period begins.  I get less lubrication the 2 weeks after I end my period.  But every woman is different so it may not be the case for everybody.
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.
1009701
A period usually 3 to 5 days, but anywhere from 2 to 7 days is considered normal.
390011
depends on your cycle, if you have a 28 day cycle your are fertile two weeks (14 days before) your period is due.\n\ndepends on the length of your cycle
739956
The average period last 21days...Only three of those days are you ovulating.  Start counting days when you actually start your period...(the everage last 5days or so) But typically approximately 13 days after you start your period you wil ovulate.  Give yourself 3 or 4 days away from sexual intercourse during this time or use more preventative measures...ie condoms.  Then approxiamelty two weeks from the start of your ovulation period you should start your period....It also helps to take you temperature on a daily basis for the first month (providing your not sick)...do it first thing in the morning before you do anything stressful...you will note that the days you are ovulating your temperature will go up slightly.\n\nIf this is to complicated purchase an ovulation kit...that might be good for you to start with.\n\nGood luck