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A member asked:
Every 14 days i have a period. i am trying to conceive ... can this decrease my chances of conceiving ?
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Possibly: Very short cycles are often anovulatory where no viable egg is developed and ready for fertilization. If pregnancy is desired, you should see a women's health provider to evaluate your abnormal periods.
Answered 8/10/2014
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