Can you have your period while pregnat?

Answer 1

False.

It is physically impossible to get your menstruation cycle (period) while you are pregnant. The reason being that your period happens because eggs are being released from your ovaries. Your uterus creates a cushioning wall for that egg, if it ever happened to be fertilized, thus getting you pregnant. If the egg is not fertilized, the uterus lining is no longer needed so you shed it in the form of blood through your vagina. This is your period. When you get pregnant, the egg and sperm untie to make a baby, and you need the cushioning uterus lining so your body does not shed it.

Answer 2

You can not have your period while pregnant, but it is not uncommon to experience spotting during pregnancy especially early on. Any blood during pregnancy should be taken seriously (even as common as it is) and warrants a call to your OB/GYN.

Answer 3

No. In order to be pregnant, the body needs to feed the embryo implanted in the uterine lining. A period is the shedding of the uterine lining because an egg has NOT implanted. You cannot have a period and be pregnant.