Is it possible to get pregnant before your first ever period?

Answer by  NaturalCowgirl (194)

Though the window of time between your first ovulation and your first period is very small, it is still possible to get pregnant during that time. Even if you have never had your period, you should still be on birth control if you are sexually active- also always remember to use a condom, birth control doesn't protect from STD's!

Answer by  kendall (95)

Yes it is a small percentage but it is possible since you ovulate before your first period. If you want to be 100 protected use birth control.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

It's possible if you're ovulating. You ovulate before you have your period so if you were to have unprotected sex during ovulation before your first period, it's possible.

Answer by  Lyneiba (51)

Theoretically yes, because you have to have an ovulation before you have your first ever period. The chances for you to hit the exact time of ovulation for your intercourse are lower than with a regular cycle. To prevent pregnancy you should always use a condom, even if you haven't had your first period yet.