Periods while Pregnant

14days after ovulation or 3-4 days after implantation

yes that could still mean that you are pregnant or maybe not the best thing to do would be to scheduale a doc appt..and have them do a blood test you should get the results in a couple of day...the at home tests are not always right...so i suggest going to the doctor...

It really depends. Are your periods usually sporadic? Are you usually only late by a couple of days? Have you ever been this late before? If this is anything out of the norm, then I would consider the possibility of you being pregnant. There are plenty of free clinics that will help you find out if you're pregnant or not.

Try this website to help you decide:

http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

If you are pregnant and don't want to be, the main thing is not to panic. There are plenty of options out there for you and many people that want to help you. Hope I've helped and best of luck!

classy555: for the past 5 to 6 months i think ive been getting my periods right on the day, a day late or sometimes 2 days late but never 2 months ..ive had this happen to me being late for my period about 3 years ago and i was late about 5 months ..so could it be coming back again? im really worried i took a pregnancy test about 12 days after i was suposed to get my period..but it was negative should i take the test again? or go to the clinic?

No, it absolutely is not. You do not get two periods a month, so you must be bleeding for another reason and you need to go to the doctor's office tomorrow, whether you have an appointment or not. One of them will see you, I guarantee.

Phil

Yes, with my first pregnancy that ended in a miscarriage I got a positive 5 days before my period was due, but with this pregnancy i didn't get a positive until I was 4 days late! Remember, it's not over until AF shows her ugly face. good luck =)

No. Menstrual bleeding during pregnancy isn't possible since menstruation only occurs when the egg that's released isn't fertilized. However it isn't unusual for a pregnant woman to bleed or spot for other reasons -- some of which require medical attention. See link below.

Get to the doctor fast. This might be 1 of 2 things, the first being U might be pregnant. No. 2 , you might need to relieve stress and tension related to something that is going on in your life. Take from a pro, "GET IT CHECKED OUT A.S.A.P.

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Doubtful. It was probably a hormonal change unrelated to pregnancy. Usually spotting in a pregnant woman would not be as consistent or last as long as a normal period (or a day less as you've said). To be sure, take a pregnancy test.

A woman can experience a range of different symptoms during her period.

Some periods can be 'heavy flow,' which means a lot more blood and lining is coming out over the course of the week. This is all relative to her normal cycle.

Some periods can be the opposite, not a lot of mess and fuss. Instead of wearing heavy duty pads, and/or normal pads (and tampons), she might just wear a combination of normal and light pads and pantiliners.

Many women on birth control pills experience lighter periods, but more often experience spotting throughout the month.

Yes, this happens to me every month. It's also pretty common to feel nauseated while your body is adjusting to birth control pills--another big source of hormones.

Hello, Your question is: Could you be pregnant if you are on the pill but missed 5 the 1st week and 2 the 2nd week had your period but it was a week early then a few days after period had slimy pinkish discharge? Yes you could be pregnant. You have completely messed up your cycle by missing such a huge amount of birth control pills and you have also put your at risk of pregnancy as the pills are not preventing pregnancy from occurring, due to missing the pills. The pinkish discharge may be pregnancy related or it may be caused by the hormones decreasing from your system then increasing again due to missing the pills. Irregular vaginal bleeding and break through bleeding may occur in your situation but its advisable you perform a pregnancy test 3-4 weeks after you last had unprotected sex. You will also need to use a condom for the first 4 weeks of taking birth control to prevent pregnancy occurring.

There is no set number of days a period, sometimes they are shorter and sometimes they are longer

There is a possibilty that it is but i wouldn't be too sure so go to a clinic or a pharmacy and get a pregnancy test asap. This way you can find out if you are or not that is the best way to find out if not then go to your doctor

I "think" your body can start showing signs of pregnancy after just 3 days, ie chemical changes, but I would ask a doctor, pharmacist, or look on the back of a pregnancy test for more information on that. Most pharmacies you can call and they will help you without having to give your name.

The earliest is 2 weeks after.

Many of the tests available now are not specific to time of day past a certain point in pregnancy, often from the time your period is due. If you want to be really sure, do the test first thing in the morning, as the hcg levels in the urine are highest then, and this is what a pregnancy test is looking for. Also, don't test the urine that comes out first, but test the mid-stream urine. However, most tests are so sensitive that they are quite reliable without these precautions.

If it's just spotty, it's possible that it's implantation bleeding and you could be pregnant.

There is a good possibility. Go get checked out asap.

You could, but probably are not. There are many, many other things that cause nausea.

For me the early signs were moodiness and tenderness in my breasts. You can also have a slight discharge or tenderness in abdominal area. I would get a pregnancy test just to make sure. No early signs are a guarantee. If you are pregnant I cannot stress enough the urgency of a doctor visit.

If you are not pregnant, then how can you be pregnant?

Generally you will miss your next period if you are pregnant