Can a woman get pregnant despite of irregular menstruation?
Fast, irregular periods are a major challenge to conception. Women often are still able to get pregnant despite fast periods and irregular periods with a few steps to determine the right timing.Normal menstrual cycles are about 28 days long. Peak days for sexual intercourse leading to conception are “supposed” to be days 11 through 16, just before, during, and just after ovulation. However, if you are a woman who has a fast period and you wait until day 11 to have intercourse, you may have already missed your window of opportunity to conceive because ovulation may occur early. The most popular fertility monitoring system, the ClearBlue Easy Fertility Monitor, is extremely useful for timing intercourse when women have long periods, but not as useful for women who have fast or irregular periods. Women who have a period of less than 21 days simply won’t start using the ClearBlue system soon enough after menstruation to determine the right time to have intercourse. For women who have short
