Periods while Pregnant

If you are bleeding while you are pregnant you may vomit. Also it may be a light pink color or spotty if pregnant.

NO. You're not pregnant especially if the test came back negative. yes you can still be pregnant the first answer is false-sometime you can be pregnancy and you can be carry low hcg which make it hard for home pregnancy test to pick up-you should call your doctor and tell them what u experience so he/she can do a blood test to see if you or aren't pregnant good luck

No. let me explain. see the ovaries are kind of with the uterus when an egg drops from the ovary into the uterus it is waiting to be fertilized by a sperm and whenever its not the lining inside the uterus denigrates and leaks out of the uterus and therefore its a period. hope i was any help.

You won't. Signs of pregnancy will sometimes date a few weeks.

Although stomach pains can occur during pregnancy, it is not necessarily a sign of pregnancy. Your symptoms of pregnancy will usually appear anywhere from the first week of your expected period to 1-2 weeks after your first week of expected period. Your first signs of pregnancy most commonly include: * missed period * tender/swollen breasts * change in color of the breasts * fatigue Here is a link that can calculate the probability of pregnancy.

http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

I wouldn't think so.If your bleeding and the test shows negative then you shouldn't be pregnant,but sometimes the test doesnt show up until your second month of pregnancy and you can still bleed a little.or if your upset about something sometimes it will tricks on your body

It is very normal to pee more frequently when pregnant than you did before you were. (In fact, it can be considered one of the top signs you are pregnant.) You urinate more because the baby is pressing on your bladder causing you to hold less fluid then you normally do.

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Frequent urination is very common and healthy during pregnancy. It is caused by the growing fetus putting pressure on your bladder which flattens it out and does not allow for it to hold as much urine. You may also find that the further along you become in your pregnancy, the more frequent you have to urine because the babys growth puts more pressure on your bladder. Many times, when the baby is more active, you find yourself having to uring more frequently.

No! See a doctor immediately. I would love to know the verdict after you saw your doctor because I too had a 14 day cycle and was later diagnosed with a tumour on my pituitary gland called a prolactinoma. However I feel I still have something else because symptoms of a prolactinoma are light periods or lack of them altogether.........

If you know for sure that you are pregnant, it is probably not going to be your period, although some women have experienced a "first" period then learns a couple of weeks later that they really are pregnant. It is possible that it could be implantation bleeding caused by the fertilized egg to attach itself to the uterine wall. Or it could be a cervical change that can cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can also be a symptom of ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Another cause for bleeding during pregnancy is a miscarriage although the first two reasons for bleeding are more common, it is still a good idea to contact your doctor as soon as you can.

Not necessarily. Periods are irregular, usually when you first start off but sometimes it happens even if you've had it for a while

i have no idea the same thing just happened to me as well.... Yeah I don't know either but I know I am going through the same thing. The last two months no clotting and now I have to go to the bathroom it seems at least every hour. I did take a test and it came out negative so if I figure out what is wrong with me I will let you know

Not usually. Once you hit menopause your body stops releasing eggs. There are women who have gotten pregnant after menopause but it has been a rare happening. I would recommend talking to your doctor about sex practices before engaging in behavior that would cause pregnancy.

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First and foremost you must realize that the people at Answers.com are not doctors and for the most part we answer questions based upon personal knowledge, common sense, and perhaps we have experience in a particular field. That being said the best thing you can do is seek the advice of a Doctor. Peeing blood isn't a natural occurance and since you haven't specified your gender all the more reason to seek medical assistance. Good Luck

Hi If the blood test you had performed was called - Quantitative Beta Hcg - then you are not pregnant. If the blood test was called - Qualiative Beta Hcg - then it is possible you could be pregnant and tested too early. In this case return to your doctor in two weeks for a re-peat blood test.

Yes, a girl can get pregnant on her period. The chances are not as high as right before her period, but it can happen. So if you don't want a pregnancy, it's still a good idea to wear a condom.

Menorrhagia, or heavy bleeding, most commonly occurs in the years just before menopause or just after women start menstruating. It occurs in 15-20% of American women.

When I was pregnant my period never came so i never had what is called implantation bleeding however; towards the 8th month of my pregnancy i started spotting because my birth canal was getting ready and was thinning out, you should always call your doctor just to make sure.

It's possible. If you normally have very regular periods, and missing a period three months straight is very out of the ordinary for you, I'd go and get a test. But lots of women have really irregular cycles, especially if you are very athletic or very thin, or if you've recently changed your eating habits. I have a friend who is a dancer that only gets her period once or twice a year, for example. Assuming you have had sex then yes. But a medical problem can also cause this problem. Have yourself checked out by a doctor. yes

Yes. Believe me, even if you have your period or just had it you can take it. You can also get your period during your pregnancy. I did, i just got it lighter and shorter.

Tampons cannot cause your period to stop, menstruation is shedding of the uterine lining and controlled by hormones so nothing in your vagina can impact on menstruation in that way. Your flow is light or not consistent, the fact you're using tampons has no relationship to that at all.

You need to go back to your doctor & ask for the Quantitative beta HCG blood test. Your doctor most likely performed the Qualiative beta HCG which can not pick up pregnancy unless your between 3-5 weeks along. Also ask for a ultrasound & a hormonal blood test. If this blood test is negative then you can definitely rule out pregnancy.

If done with the limitations set by the court, yes. In Kansas, in order to challenge an adoption, the father must have begun paying child support four months prior to the birth.

It means that there is a very good chance that you are pregnant. Make call your doctor and go see them. If you are trying to hide it call a family planning clinic in your area if you have one. Good luck