Periods and Conception

Yes.. It is pretty normal for most women. If the spotting beyond your period lasts longer then a week, consult your dr!

Depends how hard you were kicked and how bad your cramps were.

Spotting does not cause pregnancy. I assume you mean "does spotting indicate anything other than pregnancy?" The answer to this is, of course, yes. Spotting could indicate spotting. It's probably you period being finicky, or something along those lines.

No, but you should start your next pack 2 days earlier so you don't go more than 7 days without a pill; otherwise, you'll be at risk for pregnancy starting 7 days after the last pill you took.

maybe...but you should call a doctor just in case.

Well honestly it depends on ur body, is ur period always on time, are u stessin alot?

I have a friend whose period is almost 2 weeks late, she has taken many pee test none were positive. My advice would be to make apt with ur obgyn, an explain how late u are, what u been feeling like, ect.

Yes. Your period can last anything from 1-8 days

Okay well there are many reasons. It is normally just you period is still releasing. If this continues for more then2 weeks consult a doctor.

Yes. Before you get your period and bleed you ovulate and that is when you are at risk for pregnancy. And pulling out get 1/4 pregnant so it's not a contraceptive method. The pre-ejaculate has sperms in it as well and if he is a young teen he will most likely not always be able to pull out in time, in the heat of the moment.

Pre-cum still has sperm in it, and it doesn't have to fully enter the vagina - even if he just plays around the outside, sperm can still enter. Pregnancy is highly unlikely in the scenario above, but always ALWAYS use contraception.

Yes, it is completely normal to get brown discharge for four days before your period, this is spotting which is just light bleeding as your period starts. A virgin is absolutely no different to a non-virgin.

Not everyone gets cramps, and they aren't always the same, sometimes fierce and sometimes non-existant. There is nothing to worry about, this is absolutely normal.

Pregnancy can be calculated two ways. The most common way is to start counting from the first day (when you started bleeding) of your last period. Most OBGYN offices use this and will give you your EDD(estimated due date) from this.

The less common way is to start counting from the day you ovulated. So few women know the exact date they ovulate that this is not a widely used method. This is usually reserved for women how have undergone medical treatments to become pregnant.

Yes, a woman can get pregnant two days after the last day of menstruation. It all depends on her menstrual cycle as to whether she is fertile that day, but it is certainly possible if no birth control is used.

yes

the only way you can tell if your pregnant with your period is if you miss it.

Yes

Yes, you can get pregnant a week before your period from pre-ejaculate. (pre-ejaculate is really no different than ejaculate). However, if you get your period a week later, you did NOT get pregnant.

Well, let's say, it's not unusual. You should discuss this with your health care professional, though.

As long as you did not skip any of the "active" pills in the packet, you are protected from pregnancy every day - including the week of your period and while taking the "inactive" sugar pills.

Start your new packet on schedule.

You can still get your period while being pregnant, and you can have bleedings which are not from period! Unusual period patterns can also be caused by stress or extreme situations.

Migrane can be caused by hormonal changes, like during pregnancy OR during period.

Better go and see your doctor to find the cause for your unusual period patterns!

When I passed exams I worried, felt very nervous. I hadn't menstruation during the 1 month. But following month menstruation began.

If you sure you are not pregnant. I think stress can't cause delay of menstruation on 3 month. You should consult gynecologist.

Ovulation occurs, on average, 14 days, into the cycle (day one being the day your period starts) this is the best time to try to make a baby.

Yes, you can get pregnant again as soon as you ovulate.

you have to be pregnant or to have menopause to not have your period