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Could you be pregnant if you were one month late for your period and when you had it you only bled for two days?
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∙ 18y ago
YES YOU CAN. YOU SHOULD TAKE A TEST. ASK MORE ABOUT THIS.
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Your period was five days late then you bled for one day and then lighter bleeding for one day could and then nothing could you still be pregnant?
no cause you never had sex
What if your 1 month 2 weeks 3 days pregnant and bleeding?
This generally just is spotting, or a period that you may have skipped. I was nearly 3 months pregnant and at work one day I randomly started my period. I bled off and on throughout my first 4 months of pregnancy and my baby and I are perfectly healthy.
If you have unprotected sex 11 days before you were due your period could you get pregnant and then get your period when they were due 11 days after having unprotected sex?
"If you have unprotected sex 11 days before you were due your period could you get pregnant" Yes. because the womb has not bled out yet, and it still open. I don't think you can get pregnant and get your period at the same time, If that happened, the baby died. and you need to see a doctor. Are you under-age? The way to tell if your pregnant, Is if you missed your period, Irregularity does not mean you are having a child.
Could you be pregnant if your period only last 3 days?
Sometimes, you CAN bleed while you are pregnant, but of course, it is not considered a period. I bled for first three months while I was pregnant, it is not dangerous or anything but what IS dangerous, is NOT knowing that you are pregnant because you are not eating like you should and you may be drinking and/or smoking. Go take a pregnancy test just in case :]
I think im pregnant but when i used the bathroom there was something in it It was small and im only a month I havent bled or anything Can it be a miscarriage?
It is possible that it could be a miscarriage. The only way to know is to visit a doctor.
What causes girls to start their period?
When a girl starts her period, it means she has reached the age of sexual maturity that means she is old enough to get pregnant. When a girl is old enough to get pregnant, the uderin wall strengthens to protect the womb. But if no sperm is injected in it (if you don't have sex), then there is no need for the uderin wall to strengthen, so the extra blood cells that it built up are bled out of the vagina. That is your period. It usually does this about once a month.
How long do your period last after a miscarriage?
Depends on how far along you are I was only about a month along when I miscarried and I only bled for 4 days
First time sex for 15 seconds so guy didnt come on five days before period and then on day period was due i bled for an hour then stopped and a day later it still hasn't come am i pregnant?
You could be! You should get a test ASAP!
Hi i stopped taking the pill and trying to conceive and i have started bleeding could i be pregnant?
probably not since you bled
You are on brithcontrol but you have been bleeding bright red for 23 days?
Could be that your hormones are out of balance, often happens if you have recently been on different types of birth control during a period of time. When I got the shot, I constantly bled, so they put me on the pill to stop the bleeding, after my one month of the pill, I didn't have a period for almost six months. I would definitely consult the doctor who prescribes your birth control, cause it could be something serious, or that you may have become pregnant. You can also bleed for the first few months even if you are pregnant
You found out you were 5 weeks pregnant and you are bleeding what could possible be going wrong?
uhmm your baby might be dead..
Can you be pregnant if your period was a week late and then bled for 2 days?
Yes you can be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test and visit your doctor. Yes, you can still be pregnant as what appeared to be a period may be bleeding associated with pregnancy. The best way to tell is to do a home test, which should be accurate by this stage.
