Truthfully you're not supposed to but my friend had one for 5 months and finally missed a period went to the dr and found out she was almost 6 months along and her baby is now a happy & healthy 3 almost 4 year old
Its quite unusual to be pregnant and still get your period because if you are pregnant the egg attaches itself to the wall of the uterus, so nothing comes out as blood. It solely depends on how the blood comes out, if the blood is a lot, then there are good chances of it being your period, but if its a little then you could be pregnant, because this condition is called spotting. Whereby a woman sees little blood when she is pregnant, i think this has to do with the linning of the uterus. To be on the safe side take a first response test 10-12 days after conception, and about 3 days after this again, just to be extra sure.
If you are pregnant, you are NOT having a period. If you are experiencing any bleeding it is referred to as "vaginal bleeding" and is not caused by your period. It is caused by something else that is usually very normal to something that could potentially be very serious. Take a pregnancy test to see if you are, in fact, pregnant. If you are, then view the related question below that can explain why you are experiencing vaginal bleeding and what you should do about it. The bottom line is that you should confront your doctor about any vaginal bleeding that you incur during your pregnancy down to the very last detail. Then your doctor can evaluate it and try to determine the cause for it (although usually it is difficult to do so).
If you are pregnant, there are other symptoms that you may or may not experience. Softening of the cervix (your doctor looks for this as well as other visible symptoms below the belt), sore or tender breasts and/or nipple, headaches, nausea, a bloated feeling (like during your period), fluttering in the lower abdomen/pelvic region, vomiting (morning sickness), feeling hot, feeling tired, feeling unusually hungry (or appalled by food from morning sickness), other heightened senses (namely smell that may or may not affect your nausea level depending on what you smell) and many many more.
um you wont get it
i was late coming on my period and i though i was pregrant but a week later i came on but my boyfriend said how could i be on my period when he knew he got me pregrant but i am not spotten i am on my period and i am 18 year old how do you know if you are pregrant while you are on your period.
Women don't actually have periods while they are pregnant. Women often exprerience irregular bleeding and/or spotting during pregnancy which may make women think they are having a period when they really are not.
if your pregnant you can not have your period!
If you're seeing your period, than I'm quite sure that you are not pregnant.
It is rare, but you can be pregnant and still get your period.
A pregnancy test would still be positive even if you were still getting your period
In some cases when you are first pregnant you can still menstrate but I don't know how common that is.
Typically if you get your period you are not pregnant.
If you are pregnant you will not have your period
chances are if your having your period your not pregnant but if your still unsure then take a test or go to your doctor, he can tell you.
You know that you are not pregnant .. if you had sex when you were un-fertile (but there is still a chance) and also .. You come on your period on the normal days you would have the other months
no. if you happened to be pregnant and got your period its misscariage. there's no way you can have your period while pregnant .
You will know if you are pregnant if you miss your period.
No you don't have you period when you are pregnant. How do you know? When it is the time of the month for you to be on your period and your not then unfortuanately their is something wrong. Meaning that you can be pregnant. How do you know your pregnant? When you can't take the smell of anything or you are craving for alot of things. You can also feel like throwing up too.
You could still be pregnant, I know this for a fact. I recommend you check in with your doctor.
yes, its possible that you can be if your periods has always been irregular they often still longer if you but that's how you know.