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January 11th, 2007
I would like to know if you dont have your period for about two years can you still become pregnant your answer is important I have a bet going on
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Jackie in the UK
replied March 8th, 2007
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prettyeyedgurl69 wrote:
I would like to know if you dont have your period for about two years can you still become pregnant your answer is important I have a bet going on


Hi, It is assumed by the medical profession that if you are over 50 and have been period free for a full 12 months then you do not have to use contraceptives any longer - I must confess, I waited until 24 months until I threw out the contraceptives! As it is a few months since you posted this note, I would be interested to hear if all is well or the patter of little feet are iminent!!!
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