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Im 27 and my periods are starting to get lighter than they used to be. my husband and i are planning on trying to get pregnant next year and im worried that im becoming infertile. why are my periods getting lighter and can i still get pregnant?
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Regular cycle is a better index of cycle with ovulation (fertile) than a heavy or light cycle. So if you cycle is regular 28-30 days your chance of conception is good. If your cycle is both irregular and light, you should visit a GYN doctor.
Answered 3/11/2022
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