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Q: Difficulties Getting Pregnant with Long, Irregular Menstrual
asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 20th, 2006
hi,
i had a period on the 31 of december 2005,that was the FIRST DAY ,and had intercourse 5 times druing the next 2 days,and didnt use the condom twice once he was sure he didnt ejaculate in me,and the second time he wasnt sure..so i wanted to know whats the posability in me getting pregnant? i always have iregular periods sometimes every 2 months,sometimes every months its always different and i would love to get pregnant.

i hope you can help me!

regards,
natasha


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on January 29th, 2006
Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A233
There is a very small possibility that you will become pregnant. The possibility of getting pregnant increases when women menstruate with short cycles (less then 20 days), but as I understand it, your cycles are longer than normal. You can take a pregnancy test to be fully informed about your current status. Irregular cycles are often the result of a hormonal disturbance in the axis hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and/or the ovaries. It is very important that you ovulate during menstrual cycles because without ovulation pregnancy is impossible. Cycles without ovulation are usually irregular. You may need help from a gynecologist to examine the function of your reproductive organs and test your hormone levels to confirm that you are ovulating.


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