OF COURSE, WOMEN CAN HAVE THIER PERIODS THE WHOLE TIME THEY ARE PREGNANT, BUT, IF YOU HAVE HAD A POSITIVE PREGNANCY TEST AND ARE BLEEDING, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS GO TO YOUR DOCTOR. IM NOT A DOCTOR.....
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Yes! The woman can get pregnant:
* anytime before her period * anytime during her period * anytime after her period * anytime ... PERIOD The above has been proven by the medical community at large time and time again. It's rather simple and logical: Having sex = getting pregnant ... it can (and does) happen to anyone. Period.
Yes. Women can ovulate as soon as 2 weeks after. It depends on how far along your cycle you are. Your system can take a while to adjust after the miscarriage and you might not ovulate the first cycle after.
Yes, because once your reproductive system returns back to normal you will ovulate before you have your period. If you have unprotected sex before, during, or after ovulation and the egg is fertilised, you won't have a period.
Yes. Giving birth to a stillborn affect's a woman's ability to get pregnant no differently than a live birth. Since most doctors advise women to wait 6 weeks after giving birth, they quite often have not had a period since giving birth, but are still very likely to get pregnant the very first time they have sex after that 6 week waiting period is up.
So if you do not want to get pregnant again that soon, you need to use precautions. If you do want to get pregnant again, check with your doctor to be sure it's ok for you to do so.