Could you be pregnant if you spotted for a few days instead of having regular periods for two cycles but a blood test last month was negative?

Answer 1

No you most probably are not pregnant.Get yourself checked out with your OBGYN and maybe have a blood test done to make double sure.Sometimes the lengths of your periods can vary depending on when you ovulated,so if your periods were 6 weeks ago,and you usually have them evry 4 weeks apart,then it could just mean that your ovulation was delayed for this perticular cycle.(periods usually start about 14-16 days after ovulation)At any rate wait another week and take another pregnancy test.If this comes back negetive as well,make an appointment with your OBGYN at the earliest.Good Luck.

answerI DISAGREE. I THINK YOU MISUNDERSTOOD THE QUESTION. HER PERIOD WAS 6 WEEKS AGO...WHICH WOULD MEAN SHE MISSED HER LAST PERIOD(SUPPOSE TO BE EVERY 4 WEEKS, RIGHT?). WHICH WOULD PUT HER AT 2 WEEKS LATE...WITH SPOTTING THEN JUST 2 DAYS AGO...YES, YOU COULD HAVE VERY WELL HAD A LATE IMPLANTATION SPOTTING, OR JUST AN EARLY PREGNANCY BLEED. THIS HAPPENS. ALOT OF THE TIME THE HCG (PREGNANCY HORMONE) WILL BE TOO LOW TO PICK UP WITH A HOME PREGNANCY TEST...BUT A BLOOD TEST WOULD PICK IT UP NO MATTER HOW LOW. .

Answer 2

Three months is a long time to miss a period! if you are on Birth Control of any sort that might be what is causing this. If you took a recent pregnancy test chances are that you are not pregnant, you should talk to your doctor though to find out why you are not having periods. ~pawsalmighty

Answer 3

blood tests are the most accurate. there may be something wrong with your menstrual cycle.

Answer 4

It is unlikely, but there is always a chance that you could be pregnant. See a doctor or clinic for a blood test. These are more reliable than home pregnancy tests.

Answer 5

Yes, you can still be pregnant. Sometimes the hormones aren't strong enough yet to be detected. You can try again in a few weeks.