Can a woman of childbearing age, get pregnant, if she has not had her period for 6 monthes?
818250
I WOULD have said NO BUT then it happened to me, I was very sick for a long time and didn't have a period for almost 3 years..I got pregnant, and didn't know till i was almost 5 months, because I had no symptoms...so yes it can definatly happen..no period doesn't mean you are not ovulating, can be a sign of malnurishment like with anorexia or bulemia... BUT to answer your question..absolutly YES!
738234
possible, but more unlikely.   Go see a fertility doctor.
605696
You can still get pregnant.  It sounds like you may not ovulate regularly, so you may ovulate one month and not realize it and get pregnant.  You have to be careful because you could do something harmful not knowing your pregnant because you are irregular.  Also, have you been to the doctor.....I have the same type of cycle, I have a two year old.  You may want to be checked to see if you have PCOS-polycystic ovarian syndrome...
1061549
yes ,you cant evn get pregnant at all ,never its completely safe but its not good to do so often as menstrual blood actually causes irritation to skin of the male penis and vagina and it is a good medium for bacteria to grow so there is increased infectoin rate also if u r having intercourse to get pregnant you will never get pregnant so u can do it if in a hurry but its not good to make a routine
27052
yes, it is possible. \n\nif you do get your period in the first months of your pregnancy, it shouldn't last more than 3-4 months, it shouldn't be too heavy, and it shouldn't last too long each time.  some women get minimal spotting throughout their first couple of months.
824512
That's actually when your at your most fertile. That's how I got pregnant with my son, I assumed since my period was just ending that I wouldn't get pregnant, and then come to find out, my doctor said that's the complete opposite.
527769
yes you can still get pregnant
270229
Can't you wait 6 months to a year . . . \n\nAre you preggy?
95031
For sure ...before and during her period, she's most suceptible to get pregnant...\n\n...ehmmm ...do you need some prayers dude?
871256
you could get pregnant.
1128845
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!!
240224
Doctors want moms to wait until after their six week check up. Also, many women are very fertile after having a baby so getting pregnant again right away is very possible. Keep that in mind!
650369
It all depends on if you are ovulating or not- it is very possible to ovulate and not have a period, but you really need to see a doctor to determine if you are or not.  Have you seen or doctor as to why you only get a period every six months?  This would be the first thing to do.  After that has been determined, then you can try.  Usually trying over a year warrants both you and your partner to get checked out, and possibly a referral to a fertility specialist.
1179939
Most women (85-90%) will conceive within a year.\nYou have a 20-40% chance of conceiving each cycle.
309708
anemia (lack of iron and malnutrition), pregnancy (yes you can get pregnant in your first ovulation), hormones (either hormone therapy or the pill), infections or cysts.\n\nEdit ....\n\nBut this are rare cases, not all women begin their periods at the same age, some begin as late as 18 or 20 years old.\n\nEdit2 \nMenstruation Stopping \n(or Never Starting at Puberty)\nWomen who have had normal periods that stop for 6 months or more are said to have amenorrhea, or the absence of menstruation. This is called secondary amenorrhea. Girls who have not begun to menstruate by the age of 16 have primary amenorrhea. \n\nIn some women, menstruation stops or never starts because their ovaries do not respond properly to the hormones that normally trigger release of an egg. These women cannot ovulate on their own and menstruation is not possible without ovulation. Some women do not produce enough estrogen to ovulate. Other causes of amenorrhea are ovarian cysts and obstructions or other problems in the reproductive tract. \n\nA variety of other factors can cause menstruation to stop, including: \n\nVigorous exercise (sometimes not the only cause—periods should return as the training schedule is reduced) \nObesity \nPoor nutrition (including anorexia) \nDiabetes \nChronic, nonalcoholic liver disease \nAny chronic illness \nTuberculosis \nMedications such as birth control pills, narcotics, major tranquilizers, and cancer chemotherapy drugs \nIn rare cases of primary amenorrhea, there is no opening in the hymen through which blood can flow. About one-third of girls with primary amenorrhea have a genetic disorder or a congenital problem with their reproductive tract.
278450
a woman is fertile only 3 day a month . If you are wanting to get pregnant you have to count like 12 days from the beginning of your period. for instance if you start your period on the 5th of the month you count 12 days,  so on the 17th of that month you will be fertile so have sex on 17th, 18th and 19th. Good Luck
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.