Periods while Pregnant

You can still be pregnant and have a period. I would advise you to take a pregnancy test, if you are worried got your GP.

Having a 60 day menstrual cycle can be "your normal", assuming you mean the entire cycle, not just the menstrating portion. To be sure, you should consult you OB/GYN.

Women miss their periods sometimes if they're stressed. If it came back negative it is pretty unlikely that you're pregnant. If you feel unsure just take another one, just in case.

There are many. My wife and I tried for seven years before she got pregnant. Outside of any physical problems, when you relax about it, it will happen.

Not neccessarily. Often your cycle adjusts itself to changes in your body. Some experience changes in the occurance if you have close contact with other women such as a roommate or sisters living together-even mothers and daughters will start to find they menstruate at the same times. Are you on the pill and have skipped or changed strength? Think about what stresses good or bad are going on. If you have been pretty regular it may just mean you are adjusting to a change in your body's timing.

Do you mean after the woman has had the baby? If you do, then after the woman has had the baby, she starts to bleed because she has a very built up lining of the uterus from where the baby has been growing. She needs to get rid of this now that the baby has been born and it is like a period, except heavier and longer

A book I have says you can get pregnant 14 days before & 14 days after a period. And obviously you ca get pregnant during the period itself

Nothing happens or changes. you just die.

You can, but it is a waste of your money. It will show you as not pregnant. Most likely you aren't if you are having a period.

You could still get pregnant, it's just lower risk than when you are ovulating

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Those tests are not perfect, and three weeks is the beginning cutoff point at which the tests start working. It's still possible, though unlikely, that you're pregnant, but if you really feel like your body is telling you it's pregnant, you should consider testing again in another 5 days.

The period is normally once every 28 days or so (on average), so you can easily have a period on the first of the month and then on the 29th, for example. That would be twice in a month. What you need to check is how much time elapses between periods. It should also be noted that 28 days is just an average; the time between two periods can be more or less than 28 days. In any case, if you have a period this means that you are most likely NOT pregnant.

Yes you can be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test and visit your doctor.

Yes, you can still be pregnant as what appeared to be a period may be bleeding associated with pregnancy. The best way to tell is to do a home test, which should be accurate by this stage.

I think pregnancy can be detected as early as 21 days after conception through a test such as ClearBlue, that's whether you are on a period or not.

Technically no. You'll get lots of other things though.

Yes

yes you could be pregant.

yes

You are not possibly pregnant until it is a month late. Don't stress it. Cycles can vary from 28-38 days normally.

I am 9 weeks pregnant and have continued to get my period fairly regularly throughout this pregnancy. So far I have not got a positive test.

Anything is possible when it comes to pregnancy and your period cycle. I would suggest taking a pregnancy test just to be sure.

Sore breasts and cramps are both common in the early stages of pregnancy, so if you are in doubt, get a pregnancy test, it's the only way to know for sure, and it's not reliable until you are at least two weeks late for your period.

I am about 6 weeks pregnant for the first time, and I'm a nurse. It is normal to have sore breasts and many times this will last for the first trimester and sometimes longer as your hormones are changing, also having cramps monthly can be normal too, because your body is use to having periods monthly, so my doctor says that you might have those feelings of cramps every month, just not the bleeding.

If you think you are pregnant, you should go buy a test and take it at home. It is likely that stress is keeping you from having a period. Just relax and know that no matter what, everything will work out. It is always possible for someone to be pregnant, but if you have had a period, you probably aren't. Make an appointment with a doctor. There are free clinics all over. I'm not sure where in Califonia, but I'm sure they have them. If you don't fell comfortable doing that just yet, take a home test. I and that everything turns out the way you want it to. Good luck!

If your period is shorter or lighter than usual then you might be pregnant! take a test!

i had a short period only lasted 4 days and really light I'm always getting really short periods and sometimes they are even black period blood

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