Conception occurs approximately 14 days before the due date of your period, and you can get pregnant even if you make love 5-6 days before ovulation occurs. According to most medical experts, a majority of women experience a menstrual cycle that is 28 days long, which indicates you’re ovulation was triggered on day 14.

Hence, even if intercourse occurred say three or four days before ovulation, it would be possible to become pregnant. If you are having your first period after having your baby, you will ovulate before you have your first period, and you can get pregnant from this first ovulation, even though you have not yet had a period.

Trying to get pregnant is an exciting experience, so why not keep a written record-it's a good way to pass time in this interim period while you're waiting to take a pregnancy test. Rather than just noting down the dates of your period and signs of ovulation, use it to record the highs and lows so far.

So if your period comes every 23 days, subtracting 14 yields 9-so the 9th day after your period begins is the best day to make love if the goal is to get pregnant. But you should get a head start since sperm can live for three to five days inside a woman's cervical mucous. 4. Nausea during early pregnancy. Morning sickness is perhaps the most well-known early sign of pregnancy, but not every pregnant woman gets it. ‘Despite its name, it can happen at any time of ...

Before being pregnant I was as regular as you can possibly be, and my periods never ever lasted only 2 days. The next month I found out I was pregnant, and did not get my period that month, and am now 30 weeks pregnant!! I'm not trying to say this means your pregnant, but your question caught my eye b/c its what happened to me.