My cycles have always been super irregular and sometimes I skip months. Now we want to start a family and im worried about how it will even work for me. is having regular periods a must for conceiving?
Umm, no, actually. Periods means the body is preparing for pregnancy but it didn't happen that cycle. If you get pregnant, then your periods stop. My MIL explained this to me. Hope this helps a little.
That's an interesting question, I've wondered this too while planning! So no, you don't need a period to get pregnant. In fact, if you get pregnant, your period typically stops. It's more about ovulation and sperm meeting egg.
Short answer: no. Periods are your body shedding its uterine lining because pregnancy didn't happen. If you conceive, your period will be missed. So focus on your fertile window, not your period for getting pregnant. If you're confused, a quick chat with your doc is always useful.
No, actually period is not necessary for pregnancy to happen. Pregnancy starts after conception. If you're pregnant, your periods stop. So, having a period means you are not pregnant from that cycle.
From a biological perspective, periods are a sign that conception did not occur in the previous cycle. So no, a period is not necessary for pregnancy; rather, the absence of a period is often one of the first signs of pregnancy. For accurate information on fertility and conception, your doctor or gynac is the best resource.
