Can you be pregnant if your cycle comes early and is light?

You don't get your period (bright red, light, heavy, light) when you are pregnant. In early pregnancy you could have implantation bleeding around the time of your period (light pink/brown and spotting) ...

Yes--especially if it's a light cycle. Wait a week or two and test yourself. ...

No, you cannot have a normal period and be pregnant. But you can experience very light vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy. ...

You wouldn't get a normal menstrual cycle but light or unusual bleeding does occur. ...

If your cycle is light, and you are spotting, there is a chance that you may be pregnant. It may also be your period attempting to start early. However, the best solution is to speak with your local doctor and take a blood and urine sample to test for pregnancy. ...

No, because you are having your period.

Chlorophil They get energy from ATP and NADH formed in light reaction. They get energy from light ...

You could be if the period is light or shorter than usual. However, if it is like your normal period but just early then it's unlikely you're pregnant. If it's light, you should take a pregnancy test ...

the splitting of water during the light reactions

ATP made by light reactions in photosynthesis

A lot of things effect your monthly cycle. Your diet, exercise, stress, etc. all can make your period early or late. There's always a chance you can be pregnant if you've been having sex. Buy an at-home pregnancy test to know for sure. A lot of things effect your monthly cycle. Your diet, exercise, stress, etc. all can make your period early or late. There's always a chance you can be pregnant if you've been having sex. Buy an at-home pregnancy...

It could mean you are pregnant, have irregular periods, hormonal imbalance or you have had a light and early period this month for no reason. ...

Most likely you are not pregnant. You could have has an early miscarriage however. Best wishes, T ...

An early period is not a sign of pregnancy. Age, weight, thyroid status, prolactin level, insulin resistance, stress, hypothalamic dysfunction, exercise and dietary changes all can result in changes in the normal menstrual cycle. Also, as a woman approaches menopause, the menstrual cycle length often shortens. I wouldn't worry about being pregnant, but if you've been sexually active, still talk to your doctor (and depending on your age, your parents). ...

Yes, sometimes when the egg is fertilized and implanted it causes a little bleeding. You could still be pregnant. It's also possible the egg was fertilized but then did not implant properly. That would be a very very early miscarriage and could cause some light bleeding. In that case you would not now be pregnant. Take the test and be sure. ...

The Calvin cycle is called the dark cycle because it does not require light to proceed. Unlike light reactions, the Calvin cycle is a light-independent reaction, which means it can and will occur in the dark as well as the light. ...

The Calvin Cycle is a light-independent cycle, but it does not require darkness. although it can use light again it does not require it. ...

yes and then no. your cycle can be changinh or yes you can be pregnant.

I am assuming you mean the dashboard handbrake warning light. On many modern cars, the handbrake warning light comes on when the brake fluid is low. The early indication of this is when the light comes on when going around a corner and then goes out once you straighten up. If the fluid gets really low the light will stay lit. ...

Yes you could be pregnant or you may be experiencing irregular periods or have a hormonal imbalance. If your on BCP this does cause light periods. ...

This by itself isn't a sign of pregnancy. However you do have what is called break threw bleeding while pregnant. Which means you get whats like a light period or spotting. ...

YES! I was pregnant and still had 3 full menstrual cycle :):):):)

Most likely no you are not pregnant. It was just short and light. Some periods are that way. ...

No. Photosystems I and II are where light-dependent reactions occur, while the Calvin Cycle is where light-independent reactions occur. Photosynthesis begins with Photosystem II, then Photosystem I, then the products from there go to the Calvin Cycle. (yes photosystem II comes before photosystem I) ...

Yes you could. But be careful. If you're pregnant , you might have the chance of having a miscarriage ...