Periods and Conception

That is a very long period. You need to go and see the doctor.

you normally don't have your period (bright red, and follows the light, heavy, light pattern) but in early pregnancy women will have light brown/pink spotting during the time there period is due and unless they are trying to get pregnant, they don't always think anything of it, except that it is a little lighter this month.

Sure you can tell. Just don't tell your mom. She'll kick your butt.

you could have a light period wait until next month-no period then you should go to your doctor and ask for a blood test

This is difficult to say as your previous period was later than normal for you which is an indication of a irregular period. When you have irregular periods you will only roughly be able to estimate your period due date. You may find that your next period is spot-on 28 days (or whatever is regular for you) Many women are not absolutely 28 days it may vary 26-30. I was a regular 35/36 days before having my first child, then came down to 31 days between pregnancies. Both times I got pregnant at the first attempt.

It is common. Yes as long as you continue to take your pills according to the directions you should be protected.

I don't believe you could still be pregnant after taking multiple home pregnancy and blood tests, all of which were negative. Sometimes when a woman is impatiently awaiting her period, the anxiety and stress can cause you to be even more late. If you have already visited your doctor and he told you that you aren't pregnant, I would try to relax and not think about an impending pregnancy. Remember: "A watched pot never boils." If you skip your period entirely, I would visit the doctor to make sure no other abnormalities are causing your missed periods.

Hi, There is a chance of pregnancy. You need to do a pregnancy test to confirm or rule out pregnancy. You can test now.

There is a chance of pregnancy but it is best to see your doctor for a pregnancy blood test to confirm or to rule out pregnancy. Missed period can also be due to a hormonal imbalance.

check your doctor.

For me it is. But if you continue to have heavy periods and if you did not have heavy periods before you started your pill then you should see your OBGYN. Good luck and God Bless:)

Hi, This does sometimes happen hun and is nothing to worry about. You should get your period next month but you will need to do a pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy just incase you conceived during the first month of taking birth control pill as this does sometimes occur when you dont use protection. Take care.

That depends on whether the fetus has implanted and how much hormone is being produced that early in pregnancy.

When you get your period, it is a release of hormones allowing you to reproduce. When you produce these hormones and get your period,it means you are still able to reproduce.Getting your period a couple days early is perfectly normal sometimes, but it could never mean your pregnant.It is the opposite of pregnant,you're still able to reproduce.

Hello, If you have a confirmed pregnancy then you need to go to A&E now because bleeding during pregnancy is a threatened miscarriage. If you have not have the pregnancy confirmed or done any pregnancy tests, but you suspected you was pregnant and now want to know if you still might be because of your light period - then the answer is yes you could be. But you need a blood test to confirm or rule out pregnancy.

Sorry but this question isn't very clear. . . If your period was due on the 1st then that is normal yes. If you are bleeding again on the 12th and you had your period on the 1st then this is normal if you have just started your periods within the last year. If you are on birth control, have irregular periods, are stress or worried about something then this will cause two periods in one month but see your doctor for a check up.

It is possible to still have a period and be pregnant/ Having a heavy period while pregnant could mean problems with the pregnancy. If you suspect you may be pregnant, take a home pregnancy test.

It is unlikely that you can get pregnant during your period. However, if you are pregnant, you period will cease after a month or so.

A missed period means you miss a month in your cycle, so it's pretty easy to tell. A late period means that it comes later in your cycle than usual, depending on how regular you usually are. For example, if you ALWAYS start on a certain day like clockwork, it can be considered late even if only by two days. A late period is nothing to worry about unless it is also unusually short or spotty. If you are usually regular and you have been having unprotected sex a missed period can be one day. With my second pregnancy (18 years ago) I had a positive pregnancy test on the day my period was due. 3 years earlier I had to wait 2 weeks after my missed period before the test came up positive. Then a scan gave me a date 10 days after my EDD by LMP, so I guess I ovulated late that month.

Most women ovulate 14 days BEFORE a period is due. If you mean you spotted 18 days after the END of your period this would be day 23 - 25 so it may be implantation bleeding, if 18 days after the START of your period it could be anything.

Go get a esrly pregnany test. They sell them a Wal-Mart and you can take it 5 days before your next period. It is always best to wait until your period is due and test if your period does not arrive. But you can test 3 weeks after sex. Any earlier than this and the test will most likely be incorrect.

Some womens breasts become sore and you might get morning sickness.

You can but you will get a inaccurate result. Wait till your period arrives. If it doesn't arrive then you do a test. If it DOES arrive then you are not pregnant.

For 99.9% of the population, the answer is yes. You will always miss your period when you are pregnant. A very very small percentage of the population experience a bleed around the time their period is due. This can be caused by hormones or implantation bleeding. The flow is very light and only lasts a couple of days instead of around 5 days. There are medical cases recorded where a woman will continue her "normal" period even though she is pregnant. These stories are extremely rare and are more "urban myths" than anything else.