You can only get pregnant during ovulation. But all women ovulate at different times. But it's usually about two weeks before starting your period. So on average the chances of you getting pregnant just after your period are pretty slim. But you may ovulate on a different cycle than the average woman.
In response to Leslie:
It is NOT true that you can get pregnant only when you are ovulating. It is true however that many women differ in cycles. Most women with a 28 day cycle will ovulate on days 12-17, depending on their body. The first day of your last period being the Day 1. You ovulate for 2 days. BUT there is a 6 day time span before that you are still very fertile. Not AS fertile, but still very much. and 2 days after you ovulate there is still a slim chance of fertilization. So over all you are not ok to have unprotected sex from days 6-19. That is if you have a 28 day cycle. Your best bet is to calender your specific cycle. Otherwise it is not safe. And its true that sperm can live in you for 3-5 days.
basically, yes, it is possible. although not likely, it can happen because it is possible to have an early ovulation.
You sure can! I am currently 6 weeks pregnant and I got pregnant very shortly after my period. My period started on December 27th and I stopped bleeding around the 30th. I had one act of unprotected sex with my husband on New Years Eve (about two days after I had stopped bleeding) and BAM I'm pregnant! Needless to say it was a surprise, but a good surprise. I guess I have an irregular cycle with early ovulation - I never knew!
Absolutely you can!!! You can ovulate early. Some do. And lets not forget that sperm can live in you for about 3 days. I have even read on the net for 3-5 days. So you may ovulate a bit away from your period but if there is still live sperm in you it could meet that egg and boom, a baby!
Yes. Having done some internet research I actually found out that there are rare occassions when sperm lives up to 7 days after ejaculation in the woman (based on unusual pregnancies). Every woman is different and there is always the chance of sexual activity causing irregularities if you are very young or you don't have sex often. That's how it was for me. The cramping could also be from a cyst, so an ultrasound could tell most likely.
Yes, itching can be a symptom of a yeast infection. That is not the only symptom but could be an indicator.
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No, itching and burning have nothing to do with menstruation - these symptoms suggest that you have a vaginal infection such as a yeast infection, get an over-the-counter yeast infection treatment or go to your doctor for tests and treatment.
well if ur dog is scratching/itching her eye than i suggest u get ur vet's oppinion on what to do, because it could be some sort of infection.
Yes, some of the symptoms of yeast infection is burning, itching, and blotting.
No, a female would not get vaginal itching from eating spicy foods. Vaginal itching is usually a sign of a yeast infection.
it's a yeast infection. ask your doctor to recommend a safe product to use that won't affect the pregnancy. do not take any oral medications for yeast infections if you are pregnant unless your doctor prescribes them.
it could if you have an infection in the bladder or urinary tract
not necessarily. this is one you need to see a doctor for. it could be an std or a yeast infection- or something else entirely. make a doctor appointment.
yes, having one increases your chances of of infection. Call your dr immediately.
No. Itching is usually caused by a yeast infection. If you also have a thick white discharge you have a yeast infection. The baking soda will do nothing. Go to the drug store and get Monstate 7. Follow the directions on the box and use it for 7 days. No sex because you can give it to your partner.
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