It's possible you are pregnant. Take an HPT or see your doctor.
Well, i know that if a girl is pregnant and she's "bleeding lightly" it's called spotting. There is nothing wrong when it happens.
there is no reason to be bleeding at all while pregnant so contact your doctor immediately:/
Yes. Light bleeding is normal. When the embryo embeds itself into your uterine wall it may cause spotty or light bleeding. 90% of women have this happen in the beginning stages of pregnancy.
Congratulations on your pregnancy. Light bleeding during pregnancy is a common occurance. However if your bleeding is red then its advisable you go to A&E for a ultrasound scan and necessary blood tests to determine whether this is a early miscarriage. Good luck x
i think you are asking "if after ten days the second line appeared very lightly on a pregnancy test then am i pregnant"? then yes that means you are pregnant. congratulations.
Yes , take two pregnancy tests to make sure . Or even three.
Bleeding in early pregnancy is common, but you should contact your health care provider for advice specific to your situation. The recent removal of the contraceptive implant does not cause bleeding in pregnancy.
i think it's possible but after you have your baby u suppose 2 bleed
Its difficult to say. Red blood, light bleeding or generally speaking bleeding of any kind SHOULD be checked by your doctor. Some women do bleed lightly during pregnancy but its not normal in the medical sense of the word because pregnant women aren't supposed to bleed. See your doctor.
some women will spot lightly around the time there period is due in early pregnancy. But it should not be bright red and follow the usual period flow (light, heavy, light) The best way to know is to test.
It depends like if you are spotting lightly it can be a sign of threatened abortion, if you have painless vaginal bleeding that is placenta previa but when you have severe vaginal bleeding that is abruptio placenta.
Yes. You should take a home pregnancy test and/or see a Dr as soon as possible.