Can i be pregnant if ive been having discharge and a missed period but have cramping that has been off and on for this whole month?

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First of all, a disclaimer: I have no medical training. That being said, I believe that yes, there's a good chance you're pregnant. If you've missed your period and you're usually regular, then either you're pregnant, something's wrong, or your body is changing in some other way. The first thing you could do is take a home pregnancy test. And, whether you're pregnant or not, you should see a doctor. If you are pregnant, you should get prenatal care from the beginning, for the best possible health of both you and your baby. If you're not pregnant, then your doctor can help figure out why you're missing your period and getting cramps. From what I understand, women who get cramps with their periods and who are pregnant can sometimes get (usually milder) cramps around when they'd expect their period to happen. These cramps can go on for a few days in some cases. But if you've had cramps on and off for a month, then if you are pregnant, it could be a sign that a miscarriage is possible. Most miscarriages happen within the first few weeks of a pregnancy - which you're still in. Also, it depends on what you mean exactly by cramping. Some women develop what are called "ectopic" pregnancies, and these can cause pain in your abdomen. An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that happens outside the uterus; the baby implants in another part of your belly. An ectopic pregnancy can also kill you when it bursts open inside your abdomen. But, from what I understand, if you feel any pain at all from an ectopic pregnancy, it's usually all at once, and it doesn't go on an on for a month. But, I'm no doctor.... So, I'd say, see a doctor as soon as you can, for your health, and for your baby's, if you are pregnant.