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Can you get pregnant while on your period and the guy pulled out and you are menapausal and had 3 periods since the act and then none for 2 and 6 test have come back not pregnant?
Please explain this to me...
I'm not menopausal yet, but was told by my doctor that I could be premenopausal due to my heavy periods; she said I could still get pregnant, but I also have a fibroid that comes and goes.
I'm 46 and now pregnant. My last regular period was October. November my period was short and light, December & January were heavy with alot of clots. Breasts are tender, heavy and growing, belly is getting hard, I urinate constantly, rear end and thighs have filled in enough for 2 people, can't sleep; what's going on here.
By the way, when I was 36 years old, I became pregnant and still had periods through to my 4th month; my water broke and they had to give me a pill to enduce labor to abort the child because they said at 6 months the baby wouldn't be survive...so that myth that you can't get pregnant and have periods is not true.
I'm not menopausal yet, but was told by my doctor that I could be premenopausal due to my heavy periods; she said I could still get pregnant, but I also have a fibroid that comes and goes.
I'm 46 and now pregnant. My last regular period was October. November my period was short and light, December & January were heavy with alot of clots. Breasts are tender, heavy and growing, belly is getting hard, I urinate constantly, rear end and thighs have filled in enough for 2 people, can't sleep; what's going on here.
By the way, when I was 36 years old, I became pregnant and still had periods through to my 4th month; my water broke and they had to give me a pill to enduce labor to abort the child because they said at 6 months the baby wouldn't be survive...so that myth that you can't get pregnant and have periods is not true.
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A. you cannot get pregnant during you period if you are menopausal. Even if you have not gone through menopause, you can
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