Here's a direct answer to a question about menstration and pregnancy. Yes, you can get pregnant through having sexual intercourse during menstruation, but chances are low.

It may not be menstruation and pregnancy when some women have bleeding and cramping very early during a pregnancy. Read how the fertilised egg can cause this as it attaches to the uterine wall, and more on pregnancy here.

Women's hormonal cycles are related to menstruation and pregnancy. See the three phases here; follicular, ovulatory and luteal.

Inverted yoga postures are not recommended during menstruation, and are recommended during pregnancy. See why here.

You don't have to wait for missed menstruation and other signs of pregnancy to guess. If you're asking yourself this question, see this helpful page on estimating your risk before you have any signs.

It's rare, but read here how menstruation and pregnancy can occur together. Sometimes, it signals a problem, but some women bleed for the first couple of months of a pregnancy and then it stops.

You will most likely recover menstruation within 10 months and can become pregnant after a liver transplant -- if you're female and the usual conditions exit, of course.