Can you still be pregnant if you got your period 10 days before you were supposed to get it and it was very light and lasted 3 days?

Answer 1

you could be, but it is more likely to be just your body regulating itself, if you are in any doubt take a home pregnancy test or see your doctor Hi there. When you stop taking birth control pills you usually expect to have a withdrawal bleed between 1-3 weeks after stopping the contraceptive pills. Also when you take the non-active pills of Birth Control or the sugar pills, during the 7 day break you expect to have a period. What I have said above could be the reason you have experienced a earlier period than you usually do. I think it most likely is this rather than pregnancy related. You should also be aware your periods may not be regular because you've stopped birth control pills. Most women who had irregular periods before they started birth control, do sometimes continue to have irregular/erratic periods after they have stopped birth control. This is because it takes three months for all of the hormones combined in birth control to be completely erradicated from your system. If you are concerned about pregnancy, wait three weeks and do a pregnancy test. Please recommend me if I've helped you. Best Wishes. T

Answer 2

Perhaps, if I were you, I would take a pregnancy test just in case.

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no cause all my other periods were just like that heavy for 2 days then the rest light that's normal

The above answer is not correct. All women are different, so there could be a chance you are. Take a home pregnancy test, or go visit your doctor.

Answer 3

extremely slim. I do not think you could get pregnant.

I don't understand why you stopped taking the pill because you were taking antibiotics. I do know that some women have gotten pregnant while on the pill because they were taking antibiotics.

However,

2 weeks into the cycle you can conceive. If not the body releases the egg, that's the period..

The bleeding is the period, in between the bleedings is called the cycle.

Answer 4

It's possible that you're pregnant, but an early period followed by a late period after stopping the pill is typical. Take a pregnancy test to see if you've conceived.

Answer 5

Yes you can, the light period could possibly be implantation bleeding, so take a test when you are due your regular period to see if you are actually pregnant.

Answer 6

It's highly unlikely as you have had two periods. If you still have concerns you should take a home pregnancy test and/or see a Dr.

Answer 7

Its possible you may be. Do a test.