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Q: Conception trying to conceive
asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 6th, 2008
i got my last period on jan 4 2008 and lasted for 3 days on this month feb i got spooting from 3rd feb
and on 4th it stopped at 5th nght few drops of blood was there in morning a tablesppon of black red blood came but it was not sam as the regular period then only few drops after that. my question is that am i pregenant. I got married on last septemer5th and r having regular sex i mean we r trying for a baby. my husband have only one testies and the other is functioning properly.

i want to know whether a lighter perid may result in pregancy


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on February 8th, 2008
Womens Conditions Answer A3625
Menstrual irregularity isn't a sign of pregnancy but can be a sign of some type of disorder that also manifests with sterility. Menstrual irregularities (rare or frequent menstrual periods, short or prolonged menses, weak or strong menstruation) are usually signs of disturbances of the endocrine axis of the hypothalamus-pituitary-and ovaries. During such disturbances, ovulation is prevented. Without ovulation, conception is impossible. Menstrual cycles without ovulation are irregular or sporadic in nature.

It doesn’t seem likely that you are pregnant but you can take a pregnancy test to confirm or exclude the possibility. Furthermore, you can consult a gynecologist about your sterility problem.
Your husband can request a sperm analyses to get the process going.





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