Can you get pregnant if only have two periods in a year?

It's possible to conceive with only two menstrual cycles in a year, but it's less common. On average, a pregnant women experiences between 10 and 15 menstrual cycles per year. To get pregnant, a woman must ovulate, which results in the release of an egg from one of the ovaries. Ovulation usually occurs once per menstrual cycle, but in some cases, a woman may ovulate more than once. If a woman has only two menstrual cycles in a year, she may still ovulate during each of those cycles. Ovulation can be caused by various triggers such as hormonal changes or stress and it's possible to conceive if unprotected sex occurs during these times. However, the chances of pregnancy are lower for women with infrequent menstrual cycles compared to those with more frequent cycles. To confirm whether you're pregnant, it's recommended to take a pregnancy test or consult a healthcare provider for an accurate assessment.