Can a girl be pregnant even after they get their period

Can a girl get pregnant even if she didn’t had her period after a…?

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If you havent had your period for a year you should seriously consider going for a check up with your Gynecologist. Yes it is possible

Can a girl get pregnant after her period even if the guy does not…?

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Briana there always is a risk of pregnancy, even witha condom on. They still are only 99 or 98% safe at prevention. You can get pregnant with precome, so even if you didn’t feel a bunch of semen inside of you come out, he has sperm inside o…

Can a girl get pregnant even if she got her period the day after …?

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yes Honey you can still get pregnant i did and now im waiting on my daughter to arrive just remember if you are god does everything for a reason for me it was to make me grow up and live for more than myself

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How come some girls dont even have the slightest idea-clue-symptom when they ARE pregnant?

Q: Like when i was 18 i wasnt even trying to get pregnant with my boyfriend i just took a pregnancy test after i missed my period & got a BIG FAT POSITIVE !!! (this was 3yrs ago mind you lolz) & im just sitting here thinking to myself. . i didnt have NO symptoms untill a bit after i actually KNEW i was pregnant, but nope, got nothing my lower abdomen felt the same & normal as can be, & then you get some girls that just know that they are pregnant & they know their body, so how come i didnt even have the slightest clue? Am i the only one like this please?!!

A: When I was pregnant… I knew.. I had even been using protection so I shouldn’t have been but I did know. I put off the test for awhile – but stopped drinking because I just had this gut feeling… and got a big positive. There honestly might be some sort of physical reason – I’m low on iron so once I got pregnant I felt differently physically because the baby was using a bunch of my energy – but who knows.

This isn’t a ??, just some info to help some girls/women who believe myths about getting pregnant!?

Q: Pregnancy: Myths and FactsMyth: I can’t get pregnant if I have my period. Fact: You can get pregnant if you have vaginal sex while you have your period. Sperm can survive inside of you anywhere from a day to almost a week, which means that the sperm could still be waiting for an egg to fertilize when you ovulate. If you decide to have sex while you have your period, you should still use birth control. And you should always use a condom since it is the only effective protection we have against sexually transmitted infections (STI’s). STI’s don’t care if you have your period or not, they can be passed on to you at anytime so it’s best to protect yourself every time you have sex. If you think you may be pregnant, take a home pregnancy test right away. Ultra sensitive home pregnancy tests can give you results as quickly as six to eight days after conception. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if he doesn’t ejaculate inside of me. Fact: You can get pregnant if your partner ejaculates inside your vagina or on or near your vulva (this is your external genitals including the opening to your vagina). There is also something called pre-ejaculate which is a small amount of fluid that contains thousands of sperm. It is called pre-ejaculate because your partner releases it before he actually ejaculates. Because of pre-ejaculate, the withdrawal method (when your partner pulls out before he climaxes) is not a reliable birth control method. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if he doesn’t put his penis inside of me.Fact: Pregnancy can occur when your partner ejaculates or pre-ejaculates near or on your vulva. Even if you and your partner do not engage in vaginal sex, there is still a chance of getting pregnant if there is naked body contact. So use birth control, like a condom, which will also help to protect you from STI’s. Myth: I can’t get pregnant the first time I have sex. Fact: You can get pregnant any and every time you have sex, it doesn’t matter if it is your first time or not. Plus, females are the most fertile when they are teenagers and in their early 20’s, so always use a reliable form of birth control. Myth: If I washout my vagina after sex, I won’t get pregnant.Fact: Whether you wash with hot water, soap, or use a douche, it won’t make a difference. Sperm are really fast swimmers and will get to their destination before you even have chance to think about it. Also, using something like a douche may actually help them along by giving them an extra thrust into your cervix. Also, your body works naturally to suck the sperm up into the womb, so washing after sex won’t help you prevent a pregnancy. Only birth control will. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if my hymen doesn’t break.Fact: Your hymen has nothing to do with your ability to get pregnant. As well, many girls’ hymens don’t break when they have sex for the first time (you might have also heard of this as “popping the cherry”). The hymen is a thin piece of skin that stretches across the opening of your vagina. There are different hymen sizes and openings while some girls may not even seem to have a hymen. Plus, your hymen can break from doing things like horseback riding or even riding your bike. If you have had unprotected sex, you can get pregnant, no matter what state your hymen is in.Baby #1 Due Mid December! –> I know exactly what you mean! These girls should be educated before they start having sex!! It’s amazing how little some girls know about sex, and still continue to do it, unsafely!I hope it doesn’t get deleted or reported. I think it’s a good thing to get accurate information out there. Esp now, since having a baby at 16 seems to be the thing to do! (16 and Pregnant is a new show on MTV, which I think is a horrible idea!!)Here is my question: How helpful was this information and how many people beleived these myths??

A: I’ve also heard of some girls thinking they wont get pregnant if they’re on top or they stand on there head or something those arent true eitherand yes this info is beneficial to those w/ questions about getting pregnant and I knew this loland 16 and pregnant is SUPPOSED to show how hard it is to raise a baby young but i’ve never seen the show so i dont know how well its doing

I just don’t get it.These men claiming they were tricked into sex by manipulative women and girls, how?

Q: How this this possible? After all, men have choices, many means at their disposal to ensure female partner can’t get pregnantNot one form of contraception, used alone, is 100% effective 100% of the time. You can get a vasectomy, wear a rubber, use spermicidal jellies and creams. Its highly unlikely that with those 3 modes of contraception, used together, will result in a pregnancy. Here’s a fourth: only consent to have sex (using all the birth control methods described above) when the woman is least likely to become pregnant (according to her hormonal rhythm). In fact, this is called the “rhythem method” of birth control. This will make it even easier for the girl to not get pregnant if she is not on birth control: pull out before you climax. Now , with all that going for you I suggest you go for it!Oh, and before I forget, there’s the birth control method called “keep it in your pants”. That is the only method that has been proven to be 100% effective 100% of the time.33 minutes ago What is the Rhythm Method? The rhythm method, also known as “fertility awareness,” is a method of birth control that uses the menstrual cycle to predict your most fertile time of the month – that is when you are most likely to become pregnant. Once you have identified your most fertile time you simply don’t have sex or use a barrier method of birth control during that time period. How does it work? Fertility awareness birth control methods are based on the fact that: sperm may live in the female reproductive tract for up to 7 days the female egg lives for only a day fertilization may occur even days after intercourse “safe days” occur 2 days after ovulation and continue until your next period There are several methods of determining which are the most fertile days of your cycle; a family planning clinic or your doctor will suggest one of several methods to help you identify the safest time during your cycle for having intercourse.33 minutes ago These include the: Calendar Rhythm Method – This method requires that you keep track of your cycle for a few months to determine your own individual pattern of ovulation. The pattern will help you keep track of when is most “dangerous” to have sexual intercourse. Basal Body Temperature Method – This method involves keeping track of your body temperature so that you can tell when you are ovulating. Body temperature rises two days prior to ovulation. Ovulation Method – This method requires you to check your cervical mucus to determine the time of ovulation. Symptothermal Method – A combination of the first two methods. Ovulation Predictor Kits – Available at the drugstore, these kits are used to test your urine to identify hormones that indicate ovulation is about to occur.”You and your girlfriend buy a calendar of the month and figure out when she’s most fertile, and only have sex when she’s least fertile.*AND NO SIDE EFFECTS FOR EITHER OF YOUWHOOPEE!!!Seduced, not tricked? There is no such thing. Forcible “seduction” is called RAPE. So unless they were powerless, as in the case of rape, they engaged in sex voluntarily.Flutter, I had to re-post it because it was removed by our resident gang of misogynist hyenas. They don’t want the world to know about this method because it would mean they wouldn’t be able to have sex with a woman whenever they wanted.Alex, you are missing the point. The so-called “MRA’s” insist contraception is the woman’s responsibility. They don’t want to wear condoms, condoms with spemicides, condoms with spemicides and having sex only on the woman’s less fertile days, get a vasectomy, wear a condom and use spermicides and have sex only on the woman’s less fertile days… etc. If they used all the products and techniques available to them, in combination, the chances of impregnating a woman would be absolute zero. But many refuse to even wear a condom because they insist it makes less fun FOR THEM.

A: What kind of moron gets “tricked into sex” that is actually pathetic.