Can you bleed and have cramps and still be pregnant?

Answer 1

Yes, but typically they won't be as heavy or as long as a normal period. A pregnancy test may or may not indicate that you are pregnant at this point. You would want to have a blood test done for a definitive answer. I had cyclical bleeding during the first three months of my first pregnancy.

Answer 2

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At the time of conception some women notice a bit of spotting that can be bleeding from implantation.

You can still have some bleeding and spotting during the first 3 months of pregnancy but it should never be much and never be for a long duration. If it is more than a usual period or longer than a few days you should consult a medical doctor immediately.

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Only in some rare cases

Answer:

Normally after conception and formation of the foetus there is no bleeding or menses unless there is some rupture due to exertion or injury.

Answer 3

Yes, it happened to me. I had 1 period after pregnancy with my first child and 2 periods after pregnancy with my third child.

Answer 4

Yes, but it is very rare. You should watch for other symptoms but be careful because if you know them you can subconsciously give your self them.

Answer 5

It is very unusual to do so.