How long after girls period is she most vulnerable to lay eggs and get pregnat? If she has a yeast infection ?
489557
Women don't "lay eggs!"  The womans period flushes everything out so it will be clean in there for the new egg!  So, usually it's right after!  You're not suppost to have sex if you have a yeast infection!  It can mess up the amount of yeast in the mans body.
569375
Hi Janie, at first I too thought it was a yeast infection, since they sometimes comes before,with and after your period, but to be on the safe side of things, you should get a medical check up first.If you are sexually active, it is best that you not have sex right now.It's your health and you should do what is best for yourself, the last thing you need is to have any disease/illness.Don't take it for granted, get checked out!
265256
Yes it is possible. Your fertile window may begin during your period. Sperm can empregnate you 6 days after having sex.  \n http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/medicalinfo/sexualhealth/faq/;jsessionid=AF6DAAE89F236CAA0E0A3B3C66FCFF58#menstruate\n\nCheck this out: (the video may seem silly at first but I am 30 and it told me a few things I did not know)\nhttp://websrvr40nj.audiovideoweb.com/avwebdsnjwebsrvr4501/portal/media/media-050516-pregnancy.html\nhttp://womenshealth.about.com/cs/pregnancy/a/whenpregoccur.htm\nhttp://www.menstruation.com.au/periodpages/faqfertility.html
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.
658348
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
101870
Any time you have unprotected sex there is a possibility of getting a girl pregnant. Yes, a girl can get pregnant during her period and if she becomes pregnant during this time it will be a tubal pregancy. The woman could die from this or have a miscarriage.
176248
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.
859354
you dont ovulate until 2 weeks after your period.sperm stays with u 3 days. so chances are no. so wait and see.  would be suprised if you was.
1031226
if the intercourse performed is unsafe then woman can get pregnant otherwise not. therefore use any of these things: male condoms, female condoms, other precations etc. take good care and perform safe sex for 3to 4 days after periods.
229629
Yes you could still be pregant, even if your period started a week after the last time you had sex.  As others have stated, this CAN HAPPEN.  So your best bet is to get checked out by a gynecologist, regardless of what the home pregnancy test said.\n\nUnless you want to be re-visiting the gyenecologist once a month, you need to start using some reliable birth control.  And if you want to block STDs, you better use condoms, even if you're using another method of birth control.  Both STDs and sperm can be in the pre-cum that comes out of a man's penis long before he ejaculates, so that condom needs to be on from the beginning.  No riding bareback until you get close--I got a girl pregnant that way in college, so learn from my experience.
151871
the most fertilized time for a normal woman is on the 14th day of her period..or in other words..14 days from her first period day..and it lasts for about 3 days..then your chances of getting pregnant is low again..till your next period ofcourse!!~\n\n^_^
1099740
it is not dangerous in any way except for that she can still get pregant from you while she is on her period. it wont harm you, and it wont harm her. just put down a towel, or better yet do it in a shower so that it does not get all over the place.
633650
Yes, depending on what you mean by "after my period"  Ovulation usually happens 14 days after a woman starts bleeding, and it can be fertilized at any point thereafter for about 4 days.  It doesn't implant in your uterus for about a week after fertilization though.
171229
If you mean her period, then no... but sperm can live in the body for three days I think, and if she ovulates right after her period... it would be unusual, but yeah, it could happen.
517305
any time you have sex there is a chance of getting pregnant and std's. didn't you listen in sex ed class? aren't parents talking to their children about sex anymore? what ever happened to "THE TALK"? the chances increase greatly a week or so after your period, but there is always a chance. go ask your science teacher, she'll tell you.
822458
No, I do not believe you are pregnant. As long as your cycle has been regular or predictable for the past few months, the timing you stated would not allow viable pregnancy. Sperm can live anywhere from 24-72 hours, but ovulation usually occurs after 14 days into your cycle. Ultimately, you should go on birth control, or inquire to your doctor about the morning afer pill if you do not want implantation of a fertilized egg in the future. Good luck.
541404
you can still get pregnant\nand if you are pregnant it is more likely that you will get more yeast infections than you normally would