It's possible but not very likely. If you just became pregnant there can be spotting in the beginning, and cramps isn't too unusual. If you have been pregnant for a little while now I suggest seeing an OBGYN right away.
depending on how far along you are and how much bleeding? Any bright red bleeding versus more typical menstrual dark red or brownish blood ? If you are further along in your pregnancy you need to call your doctor or be seen immediately if bright red or more than spotting.
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Yes, bleeding while pregnant is possible, though unlikely. You may want to speak with your doctor.
No, but during early stages of being pregnant you can get bleeding which seems like a normal period. This is common.
No you can't get pregnant while slighty bleeding fro a miscarriage!
Some women have bleeding while pregnant that they think is their period, but bleeding while pregnant is NOT normal and should be evaluated by an OBYN!
it is possible. take a pregnancy test and consult a physician if you think there is a possiblility that you are pregnant.
It's possible to have spotting and bleeding for long periods of time while pregnant. You should however see a Dr as soon as possible to rule out miscarriage, infection, and many other pregnancy related issues.
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it depends cause evry1 different but i think you can still kate any time you bleed while pregnant you should call your doctor asap--and with cramp this is serious you should go straight to the E.R. asap--wish you good health
no No; go see a doctor ASAP if you have bleeding while pregnant.
Its not possible you dont have your period at all if you pregnant and you wont have a normal period if you are its possible that it wont even come on which is a missed period. Most women do mistake periods for implantation bleeding (spotting),which is not a period just because they see a red spot or they bleeding on and off their pregnant while their on there period, no it doesnt work that way if you having periods while your pregnant please get checked.
Cramps may mean merely that your uterus is stretching to accomodate a growing baby, but severe cramps may be indicative of something more serious. Any cramping accompanied by bleeding warrants a phone call and visit to the doctor's office immediately. Severe cramping (without bleeding) that does not improve after a short rest should not be taken lightly either. Hopefully the cramps are nothing more than gas pains or your uterus growing. I wish you the best.