This looks to be simple question to ask, but difficult to answer. What is normal for you may be abnormal for somebody else. But then, the answer is "Yes". You can have normal periods in the month that fallows the pregnancy. I have come across many such pregnancies. You can have spotting in next month also. That is also common. The ultrasound scan gives the true picture of the story.
no its not. theyre like humans, and their cycle stops when theyre preggers.
Yes, this is still perfectly normal. The typical menstrual cycle is 28 days but this isn't true for everyone and 38 days is still normal and healthy.
Semen can be yellowish and still be normal so you can still get pregnant.
Yes, but it is very uncommon.
you are not supposed to have a period if you are pregnant.
Nope, you cannot be an egg donor when you're pregnant. In order to be considered for a cycle, you would need to be done with breastfeeding and have gotten at least one normal period.
Yes, a 45 day cycle is still considered normal. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days but everyone is different and as such a longer cycle is perfectly normal.
It is a very rare circumstance. If you have your period, you are not pregnant.
YES you can still ovulate without a menstrual cycle. Also you can still get pregnant without a period.
You usually ONLY get pregnant before a cycle. If you are having a cycle, then you are not pregnant, so your body is getting rid of the material that it built up over the past month getting you ready for pregnancy.
You will suffer from morning sickness , and have nausea.
If she is still having a regualr cycle then she could still become pregnant, although it can be more difficult.