my period is very short now (2 days), would it be difficult to get pregnant?

However short your period is, it is important that you ovulate in order to conceive. There are several sings of ovulation. You menstrual calendar, a twinge of pain or a series of cramps in your lower abdominal area (usually localized to one side — the side you're ovulating from), your basal body temperature, position of the cervix (During the beginning of a cycle, your cervix — that neck-like passage between your vagina and uterus that has to stretch during birth to accommodate your baby's head — is low, hard, and closed. But as ovulation approaches, it pulls back up, softens a bit, and opens just a little, to let the sperm through on their way to their target.) The other cervical sign you can watch for is the appearance, increase in quantity, and change in consistency of cervical mucus. Of course ovulation predictor kits (OPKs) are able to pinpoint your date of ovulation 12 to 24 hours in advance by looking at levels of luteinizing hormone, or LH.

A regular menstrual cycle is always thought to be around 28 days long with menstruation lasting 3-5 days. If you regularly have periods that last for 2 days, I don’t think it is a cause of concern for you when it comes to trying to get pregnant. However, you could consult a fertility specialist who could run a blood test to help find out more information about your ovulation and hormone balance. After which, you can track your cycle to find out when is the best time to get pregnant in order to increase your chance. You can also consider TCM to help condition your body. However, TCM would usually take a longer time. You can also refer to this article for some useful tips on how to increase your chances of getting pregnant: http://sg.theasianparent.com/beat-those-fertility-problems/ You can also find useful information on services provided by Mount Elizabeth Fertility Centre on the last page of the article.

My period also last for 2 days and at maximum 3 but I still managed to have 2 precious. You just have to count the ovulation date accurately and start trying! My first one was an accident so I am not too sure how long we tried but for our second born, it took us 6 months before getting pregnant. If you are concern, you can go to the gynaecologist to ask and do some checks or like Hui Qun advised, you can turn to traditional chinese medical.

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