What are some common myths about menstrual and pregnancy?

What are some common myths about menstrual and pregnancy?

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Now the myths about menstruation is about the time of menstruation. So lets say that somebody menstruates two days a month, some women think they can't get pregnant because there's not enough blood that's coming out. Or the things that I've heard is that, "Well I can't get pregnant, I just have finished my menses." Well that's not true either. That has something to do with ovulation and when the woman's body or how long her cycle lasts. I've also heard some women are pregnant but they still get their menses and that's really not true either. The other day a woman was telling me that her aunt many years ago had her menses every month on time despite being pregnant. That doesn't happen.