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i am suffering from amenorrhea.my last period was nov.4 .my husband is working abroad.he came dec.19 so he used condom eventhough i have amenorrhea.but we found out on jan.18 that the condom was broken.is it possible for me to get pregnant?
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Hi, Yes, you can still become
Hi,
Yes, you can still become pregnant. Six weeks between periods is not a very long time for a woman with amenorrhea. Even though a woman does not have a menstrual cycle for several months or years she will still ovulate and pregnancy is possible.
I recommend making an appointment with your OB/GYN for a pregnancy test or purchase a home pregnancy test. If you are pregnant you will have some decisions to make whether you you decide to keep the baby or terminate the pregnancy.
Best Regards,
TammyM