Do young girls always ovulate during their periods?
Young girls do not typically ovulate during their periods. Ovulation usually begins a few years after a girl's first period, which is known as menarche. During the first few years after menarche, a girl's menstrual cycles are often irregular and ovulation may not occur every month. It can take several years for a girl's menstrual cycle to become fully regular and for ovulation to occur consistently.Infertility - Related Articles
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