Not sure but that would defenatly be something to discuss with your doctor. Have you taken any tests to see if you are pg? And also if you were on depo or anything that could be causeing the discolorazation and the irregular periods. But it would be something to talk about with your doctor. Normally a greenish slimy thing is your mucus plug but if your not pg then i'm not sure.

Im not real sure either but I do know that my sister was on depo and now hardley ever has a period. She is always able to get pregnant within 2 months of trying *she is almost 37 weeks right now*
so I think it really depends on the person. I was on depo and bleed for months straight and am afraid I wont be able to get pregnant. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. See the doctor and see what they say. Mine thought I was just fine.
Good luck.

With your periods being irregular, your ovulated at different times, as opposed to a normal monthly cycle. This could be the problem and you may want to contact your doctor on what you can do to make your periods regular and increase your chances of conceiving. Good luck!

Well I am not on depo, my periods have always been irregular for about 5 years now and that is why we are scared it might reduce our chances of getting preagnant and I have a doctors appointment on the 20th so I will see what is going on. But about the green discharge what is going on with that? It is sometimes white the other times light greeen. Is there something wrong with me?

Alot of bc cause different things I barely rember but I had white discharge after depo and on the pill, and illregular periods for the longest time ( about a year). But after a year the discharge goes away. They say also that if you have no sex for a long time then start ( or your first time) you can see discharge ( not nessacerraly happens) but the greenish thing complexes me.

unfortunately, yes, it will be a bit harder than normal to become pregnant. A woman can only become preg. When she is ovulating. And you only ovulate after you get your last period. (about 14 days after for about 5 days) but that doesn't mean you can't get preg. At all. You still can, but you will probably need an ovulation monitor to know when you ovulate, or just simplt schedule an app. W/ an ob gyn.

this isn't true. A woman can get pregnant any time during her cycle, the chances of conception only increase during ovulation. Also, if her periods are irregular, then she is most likely not ovulating in a timely matter. The 14 day ovulation rule only occurs when you have a regular 28 day cycle, which some women don't. So yes, she does ovulate after her last period, but since her periods are irregular, it would be very hard to tell.


I would suggest what the person above suggested, get an ovulation monitor, this may help increase your chances, but would still possibly looking into going to the doctor to see what he can do to help. Good luck!