Lower abdominal pain is not normally a sign of pregnancy, neither is having a period (even a short one.) Some women do pass blood early in pregnancy, but it is usually due to complications.
Some early signs of pregnancy are:
Tender or swollen breasts
Nausea
Frequent urination
Fatigue
But the best way to know is first try taking a home pregnancy test, and if you are still unsure see your doctor, he or she will most likely give you a urine test and a blood test. Hope this helped!
Hi. If you are pregnant, you need to see your Doctor or go to hospital to make certain you are not pregnant. Brown spotting can occur during early pregnancy and is usually harmless, but it is always best to be certain. If you are not pregnant, the brown spotting may be a urinary tract infection or a yeast infection, from recently stopping/starting birth control pills, recently taking morning after pill or due to your period about to arrive.
Yes, when I was about 7 to 12 weeks along i had minor cramping that felt like the cramps I got when I was on my period but my doctor said it is usually caused by your uterus stretching.
It wont show on an upper abdominal ultrasound. Most times you have to have an internal ultrasound to determine early pregnancy.
I was pregnant and i didnt know about it. And usually birth control makes you bloat. Well come to find out i was pregnant. So dont ever let anyone tell you that birth control is 100% effective. it depends on your body and how your body reacs to the b/c. THanks Viktoria New Orleans
My 9 year old daughter recently went through a hernia repair and had severe abdominal pain for about 4 to 6 hours after. After calling the surgeon that same evening to see if we could do anything for her, he explained that anastesia usually causes gas and bloating which may be causing her to be in such discomfort. It usually passes by the evening and suggested something like mylicon to help with the gas. We gave her some and the abdominal pains subsided. My 9 year old daughter recently went through a hernia repair and had severe abdominal pain for about 4 to 6 hours after. After calling the surgeon that same evening to see if we could do anything for her, he explained that anastesia usually causes gas and bloating which may be causing her to be in such discomfort. It usually passes by the evening and suggested something like mylicon to help with the gas. We gave her some and the abdominal pains subsided.
It depends. If you are regularly on birth control and just forgot it that day, it is not likely but it is very possible. If you are not regularly on birth control and took the pill the day after, then yes, you can be pregnant, since usually you have to be on the pill for 2-4 weeks before a man can ejaculate into a woman without the risk of getting her pregnant.
Prenatal screening can detect approximately 85% of abdominal wall defects. Gastroschisis and omphalocele are usually diagnosed by ultrasound examinations before birth
Depending on the length of your cycle, ovulation day is often between the 14th and 16th day. It is most likely that you will get pregnant around this period since it is then that you are most fertile, but there is a small chance you could get pregnant on day 9 if you did not use a form of birth control, or the birth control failed to work properly.
Yes you will have great chances of becoming pregnant now. It usually takes 3-7 days after stopping birth control to be able to become pregnant.
Abdominal Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that connects two internal body surfaces that usually wouldn't be connected. I think.
Other than being pregnant, or on some types of birth control meds, you can't. Not until you reach menopause, usually in your 50s
That usually happens with women who are unaware of their own bodies or those who are not consistent with their birth control methods and they assume that it is effective when it is not.