You are probably not ovulating if you haven't had a period. But you ovulate before you have your period so you could start at anytime. If you second child is still really young or you are breast feeding, this could be the reason you haven't had a period yet. If your child is a few months old and you aren't breast feeding, talk to your doctor. They may be able to help you begin to ovulate and have periods. Not having a period isn't normally healthy. If you don't want anymore kids, don't use not having a period as Birth Control. It may not work.
When you say 'no longer' perhaps you are menopausal.
As hormones fluctuate so much around this time as a 'rule of thumb' if you are under 50 use contraception for 2 years after your last period, if you are 50 and over use contraception for one year after your last period.
If you are having them between periods, you could be ovulating. Some women can feel when they are ovulating so you might be one of them.
Having a period two weeks ago means most likely you were not pregnant at that time. Knowing that you are now ovulating, right on schedule is another strong indication that you are not pregnant.
You could still get pregnant, it's just lower risk than when you are ovulating
Yes, although you could just be ovulating because many women spot when they are ovulating. If you miss your next period, take a test
That means you could be ovulating or could be ovulating soon.
This could mean menopause - this is the phase where a woman stops ovulating, and thus stopps menstruating - typically this occurs between ages 45-55.
There could be several reasons why your periods have suddenly got longer after fifteen years. Hormonal changes, age, certain medication and stress are just a few reasons why this could happen.
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Yes, safe period aren't safe only periods of varying probability. Out of couples relying on safe periods a full 19% gets pregnant during the first year.
If you missed 2 periods and have been having hot flashes, it could be a sign of menopause. It would be best to see your doctor if you are worried.
Erm, the pill could not be working and you might be pregnant?
Could be your ovulating? I get it when I'm ovulating I know the signs because we are trying for a baby