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isebise50
2 years ago

The first ovulation can theoretically take place around 14 days before the menarch (first rule bleeding in puberty) – a girl can also become pregnant if she does not yet have her period.

In practice, however, this does not clearly mean that the possibility of reproductive is also immediately available.

Because the first control bleedings are often anovulatory, i.e. without ovulation, hormone withdrawal bleeding. A regular ovulation cycle usually occurs after one and a half to two years.

You shouldn’t leave for it!

Happy for you!

isebise50
2 years ago
Reply to  isebise50

Thank you for your star!

Hertzchen1
2 years ago

No actually not usually she has to have an ovulation before can nothing happen

BeviBaby
2 years ago

The first period means that ZUVOR must have taken place an ovulation and a structure of cervical mucosa which is conveyed out of the body during the period. Then the young lady can get pregnant.

Koernchen79
2 years ago

Yes, the ovulation is before

sweetdoggy5
2 years ago

No, she can’t! Only with the period you can get pregnant. Why do you want to know that?😳 Comes over me very suspiciously….

MaraMiez
2 years ago
Reply to  sweetdoggy5

You can. First ovulation, then period. Not the other way.

sweetdoggy5
2 years ago
Reply to  MaraMiez

Oh. I didn’t know. Thanks for the Enlightenment

sweetdoggy5
2 years ago
Reply to  TomDerDumme

Oh, okayy. Then everything is good haha

princesskenny
2 years ago

Yeah, I can.

MaraMiez
2 years ago

Before the first period comes the first ovulation. What do you mean? Can you get pregnant?

Kris, UserMod Light
2 years ago

Then it’s not a woman, it’s a girl.