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When a women get her period that means her hormones of getting pregnant are normal?
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Not necessarily: Getting one's period does not automatically mean one is ovulatory. Women can still experience anovulatory bleeding. If one is not ovulating regularly, chance of conceiving decreases. If interested in conceiving, best to consult one's gyn.
Answered 3/26/2013
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