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I am the one who wrote this question. my finance and i have been trying to have a baby for almost 7 months and i think i may be pregnant finally. i started what i thought was my period 4 days before i was supposed to and it was very minimal and only lasted 3 days and i am usually much longer and much heavier. my breasts are tender to the touch, and seem bigger. i am tired all the time and uncharacteristically moody. I took a pregnancy test and it showed positive, but there was no line in the control window, so it did us on good. we timed intercourse with my ovulation and i don't believe I've miscarried before, unless it was without me knowing i was pregnant. What are the chances of me being pregnant?
What else can I help you with?
Can i be pregnant if my period started two weeks early?
Could be implantation bleeding. If it is your actual period then it's unlikely that you are pregnant.
You started your period five days early could you be pregnant?
If you are having a period, you are not pregnant. However many women confuse their periods with vaginal bleeding and vaginal bleeding can be a sign of pregnancy particularly in early pregnancy.
What common symptoms can you have 4 days after conception?
4 days after conception is very early. It is possible although very slight you could have implantation bleeding and slight cramping.
Is cramping and slight bleeding an early sign of pregnancy?
Yes.
Your period didn't start as normal you had all the pregnancy symptoms. But now at day 37 you have some bleeding Is this just your period late or could you still be pregnant?
You could still be pregnant. Light bleeding is common early in pregnancy. Take a test.
If you have slight blood two weeks before your period can you be pregnant?
There is a possibility. That would be implantation bleeding. But its still too early to tell. So wait until your period is due to take a HPT.
Whats wrong when you start your period two days early and it stops the next morning?
If there is a chance you could be pregnant, take a pregnancy test. It could be implantation bleeding
If you suspect you're pregnant but get your period 2 days early with slight cramps and tiny egg like blood clots and have other symptoms is it possible you could still be pregnant?
It's possible to have a period and still be pregnant
What does it mean if you spot a week after your period?
it could be you may be pregnant most women have implanting this is part of early pregnancy when your body is changing and getting ready to be pregnant.. if you haven't had a period when expected or is light bleeding wait for one week to make sure if you are or not pregnant or this could be old blood...good luckit could be you may be pregnant most women have implanting this is part of early pregnancy when your body is changing and getting ready to be pregnant.. if you haven't had a period when expected or is light bleeding wait for one week to make sure if you are or not pregnant or this could be old blood...good luck
Is it possible to be pregnant if you have most of the symptoms but still get your period on time although it is lighter than usual?
If you have symptoms of EARLY pregnancy and are seeing SLIGHT bleeding you may have "implantation bleeding". This is caused by the fertilized egg becoming implanted in the wall of the uterus in very early pregnancy. Take a simple, cheap do-it-yourself pregnancy test bought at the drug store. Follow the directions and they are very accurate. If you are pregnant, then God bless you and your child!
Is spotting on the day of your period a sign of pregnancy?
A very slight spot of bleeding occurs when the fertilized egg implants itself in the uterine lining. Implantation bleeding usually occurs about 10 to 14 days after conception. It could be mistaken for menstruation itself but for the fact that the bleeding is very slight, and slight brown or spotty in appearance. This is the time when you cannot test for hormone levels in the blood because it is still too soon to tell for sure if you are pregnant.
Am I pregnant quiz?
Many early pregnancy symptoms can appear similar to routine pre-menstrual discomforts. Fatigue. Slight bleeding or cramping. Nausea with or without vomiting. Food aversions or cravings. Headaches. Constipation. Mood swings.
