Periods while Pregnant

A little bit of discharge is normal, especially if it happens during sex when the breasts are being stimulated, but I can't remember what colours are OK for the fluid, and which are warning signs! Better ask your doctor at your next check up. But a litle is OK.

It could be pregnancy related but it is very difficult to answer unless you see your doctor for a blood test. The blood test will confirm or rule out pregnancy. If your on birth control or have recently stopping taking birth control, this can cause the very light period and so can a hormonal inbalance and irregular periods.

Well, if it's been over one or two months since your last menstrual cycle, you are probably pregnant. OR you may have gone through menopause. Go to your Dr. and get a pregnancy test, if you are pregnant, it is vital that you start your prenatal care as early as possible to ensure the health of you and baby :-)

first thing in the morning 2 weeks after missed period If you are on a combined pill you should not miss a period and you should not be pregnant if you are taking it correctly. If you are on a progesterone only pill your periods may not be regular so if you think you may be pregnant wait at least 2 weeks after sex.

Most likely it is You should really see your doctor. What are the causes of bleeding? Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is always of some concern. Significant bleeding (soaking a pad or more) after 20 weeks of pregnancy is referred to as an Antepartum Haemorrhage (or 'APH'). Lesser amounts of blood loss may be referred to as 'spotting' or 'scant loss'. Vaginal bleeding before 20 weeks of pregnancy is generally referred to as a 'threatened miscarriage'. You can read more about this in bleeding during early pregnancy. The main causes of vaginal bleeding after 20 weeks of pregnancy that could amount to an antepartum haemorrhage (if heavy enough) are bleeding from the woman's cervix or her vaginal area (about 50 - 60% of the time), a low-lying placenta known as 'placenta previa' (about 20- 25% of the time), the placenta separating from the wall of the uterus, known as 'placental abruption' (about 20- 25% of the time) or unusual conditions known as 'vasa previa' or 'velamentous Insertion'(

Possibly, brown discharge is usually old blood and is usually not a bad thing but if you do not get your period or if it is due now you can get a home pregnancy test that will ease your mind and if you are still concerned you should see a doctor.

well maybe this might be good news or bad news but you could. because i was a week late for my period i took 2 pregnancy test first and they both showed up as negative and i took another two the next week and the third one showed up negative and the 4th showed up positive!!!!!.

High bouts of stress and/or anxiety. It's normal for a period to change cycles, no one is on a set schedule.

go see a doctor

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Hi did you take a pregnancy test did it come up positive? If not how did you know that you are pregnant cause if it came up negative and your thinking your pregnant then got your period your not pregnant right!!!

If you got a positive pregnancy test then got a little bleeding it could be Implantation bleeding which is nothing like a period. It can be pink/brown/red thick/stringy. It can happen from 1 to 3 days . 1 in 3 women get it .

If you got a positive pregnancy test then got a period then you have to go and see a doctor. You could be having a period while pregnant which is common for most women.

My story is I got Implantation bleeding didn't get a pregnancy test 2 weeks after I came on my period I could be pregnant or I could be not. some girls have periods while pregnant and they don't know

It sounds like it could very possibly be implantation bleeding that you are experiencing. I recommend that you take a HPT as soon as possible.

Yes, it is likely you may be pregnant, missing a period is usually the first sign if you are sexually active. Take a home pregnancy test or go to the doctor.

Some women have regular periods all the way through pregnancy. If you are pregnant, see a Dr. immediately to make sure you and baby are "AOK".

If you were pregnant, you would be at least 5 weeks from conception date from your dates above. A pregnancy test will start to show positive around 2 weeks after conception. If you tested negative, I would say you are not pregnant. Hello. This doesn't sound like a normal period. It sounds like irregular period bleeding or pregnancy bleeding. Because the test was negative its most likely irregular period bleeding. But do see your doctor for a blood test to find out for certain if you are pregnant. Good luck.

Missing a period is the first sign of pregnancy and there is no way of stopping it except by having a termination. If you are unable to continue with the pregnancy you need to call Planned Parenthood (look in Yellow Pages) and the sooner the better.

Hi! Cramping before your period is more than likely premenstrual cramps, however, it is possible to experience cramping during this time it's called implantation. That type of cramping is due to the fact that your body is preparing for a baby. Wait to see if your period arrives and if it's your usual/normal period then you're probably not pregnant. Implantation bleeding is usually easy to tell apart from a regular period it should be light and pink and last like 2 days. Of course not all women experience it. I'm going through a similar situation right now too, I have had cramping just like you before my actual period, except my period never came. I took a pregnancy test and it showed negative. I called my doctor and she advised that I wait one more week to see if I'm just really late or if it was just too soon to tell. It could have also been a false negative. Then if it's negative to see her in person to figure out what's wrong. I hope this helps in answering your question and giving you some insight on what to expect. If you're trying to get pregnant good luck!!!!! If not, don't worry just wait and see.

THIS IS POSSILBE, BIRTH CONTROL IS NOT 100%. MY GODSISTER THOUGH SHE WAS PREGNANT, BUT FOR FOUR MONTHS SHE CONTINUED HER BIRTH CONTROL BECAUSE SHE STILL GOT HER PEROID, AND WHEN SHE WENT TO THE DOCTORS SHE FOUND OUT SHE WAS 18 WEEKS, SO YES IT CAN HAPPEN.

Not necessesarily. However, it can be possible. If you had intercourse aoround the time you ovulated, it could be possible. If in doubt take a HPT.

You really need to see a doctor and find out what is going on. I am not a doctor, but I've had a lot of experience with situations like yours myself. I really don't think you are pregnant, but you could have some kind of infection. I don't mean STDs, but maybe a yeast infection or a urinary tract infection or something like that. If you don't have a regular doctor, the doctors at Planned Parenthood can diagnose you and usually they can give you medicine right there in the office and you don't even have to go to the pharmacy. This probably isn't a big deal at all, but if you don't get it taken care of it could get serious and probably quite painful.

There;s is a very small chance of this happening and being pregnancy related but it really is very unlikely. But do have a pregnancy test to be certain. Anything is possible after all. It is possible, but unlikely. There are several things that can contribute to a negative pregnancy test even if you are pregnant. Some medications can give you a false negative, the timing of the test can affect the results. If you did not follow directions properly; if you let the test sit for too long the results may read negative after a while. It is important to read the results within the amount of time given on the instructions of that particular pregnancy test you bought. If you did not perform the test properly (example: you drank a lot of fluids before taking the test, which can dilute your urine). Etc To ensure the best results: * Take the test in the morning, if possible, because your hCG (pregnancy hormone) levels are at it's highest * Don't drink a bunch of fluids before taking the test because it will dilute your urine and can affect the results * Take the test no more than 1 day before expected period. Although some test say that you can see results up to 5 days before your missed period, the percentage of accuracy is very low. * urinate for as long as possible on the foam-like strip * Check the results in the window frame of time suggested by the instructions of the pregnancy test.

Hello - Its very difficult to say. Personally I would think its slightly possible but not very likely. Every month a womans breast changes especially during her period hen her body is producing progesterone to start a period. Wait until your period arrives. If it doesnt - do a test. :o)

yes

If you're thinking that throwing up is a sign that you're pregnant, it could also be an effect from BC. I've heard that some girls react negatively to birth control pills and sometimes experience nausea while on them. However you may be pregnant if you are playing'pill roulette' I suggest you take a pregnancy test.

If you had a non hormonal IUD the Mirena then you can get pregnant as soon as it is removed and there is still a high chance of pregnancy with other IUDs it just depends on how quickly your body adjusts to not having it in place and how it adjusts to not having hormones if there were any...hope this helps Good Luck and God Bless!

I don't know where you got your information from, but the Mirena IUD most certainly has hormones (levonorgestrel- a synthetic form of progestin) in it! It is the Paraguard (copper) IUD that does not contain hormones.

I never heard of hiccups as being a symptom of pregnancy but the others that you listed are in fact symptoms of pregnancy I would suggest that you take an at home test or make an appointment with your doctor to have a blood test done to see what is going on and you can get whatever medical care you need Good Luck and God Bless!