Periods while Pregnant

most people count it when you first start bleeding...... even if you light. :)

not possible, you either get your periods or you are pregnant (you don't get periods anymore through out pregnancy)

If it was a day or two probably not if it was a week buy a urine test good luck Joymaker RN

Have you recently started a new form of birth control or been pregnant? I wouldn't worry until the whole month has passed without a cycle. If you are losing sleep over it, I would call the gyno.

Hardness or tenderness of the stomach can be related to plenty of things for example constipation. But if your period came like it normally would, I would not be concerned of pregnancy but if you have any doubts, contact your dr.

it depends cause evry1 different but i think you can still kate any time you bleed while pregnant you should call your doctor asap--and with cramp this is serious you should go straight to the E.R. asap--wish you good health

A pregnancy test attempts to determine whether or not a woman is pregnant. Modern pregnancy tests look for chemical markers associated with pregnancy. These markers are found in urine and blood, and pregnancy tests require sampling one of these substances. You cannot get a false positive because it detects the hormones, however you can get a false negative if its too early in the pregnancy.

Hi, this is rupa from chennai.I am trying to get pregnant last 6 months. as per our doctor information we are doing inter courses to maitaning the 14 days cycle. but still now i am not pregnant. I am having medicine to strong the uterus. But this I got period twice first period is very light max two days. then withing 14 days i got another period and which is very heavy.please suggest what is this.

If you ovulated late, then it's possible you are testing too early. Cramping is a sign of your period getting ready to start, but it's also a sign of implantation, you don't start producting the pregnancy hormone until implantation of the fertlized egg into the lining of the uterus, then it takes a few more days for the hormone to start showing up in your blood/urine. ~pawsalmighty

It is possible to miss a menstrual period due to stress, lack of nutrition (either from an eating disorder or from excessive physical activity, such as sports), or a number of other causes. It is also possible that you were pregnant and then suffered a spontaneous abortion or miscarriage.

Your menstrual cycle can last a day on some circumstances.Some examples are: if you are stressed, if you have unprotected intercourse it is possible for implantation to occur causing a spotting like period, if you have an irregular period due to overweight,underweight or other factors, sometimes it takes a couple days for your period to start so it may spot for a day in a half till' two days, and some birth control pills will cause you to have breakthru bleeding or spotting.

Nope not at all! you can however bleed during your first month. if you body does not drop clots then you are prego fo sho! the clots are the utrial lining that was forming for the babys home. but it sluffs off(like every normal period) then you are not preggsters!

Yeah,it's very possible for some women to get pregnant when they bleed.Some women do not have a regular flow monthly.so,sometimes they do get pregnant when they Bleed.Besides,i had a similar problem sometimes ago when i could not take in for a while.So,the doctor asked me to have sexual intercourse when i bleed.Eventually,i got pregnant at that time.So,it is very possible for a woman to get pregnant at that time.Thanks

early pregnancy bleeding will probably be more irregular if you are used to a regular cycle, it will be lighter and shortr than a normal period usually, probably a more pinkier or brownish color, none or little clotting, smells different from a normal period, early pregnancy bleeding and periods can be such a pain to tell apart sometimes, and everybody is different most times it can be separated because it has those considerable differences

If you have had unprotected sex after your blood test, you could be pregnant.

A blood test is able to pick up hormonal changes two weeks into a pregnancy. If you were at least two weeks pregnant when the blood test was done, it should be considered the last word.

Woman in their late teens and early twenties are known to have irregular cycles. A cycle can be thrown off by stress, diet, increases in exercise, or even just by worrying if you are pregnant. So doctors have a tendency not to get as excited as you do, by a missed cycle.

If you are religiously using birth control, try to stop stressing and relax. If you have still not had a period when your your next cycle is due, see your doctor or clinic for a check up. While one missed or late cycle is nothing to be concerned by, three missed periods should be looked into.

It can be anything from bright red to dark brown. the redder the blood the newer it is. If you have more then what a panty liner would absorb call your Dr. it is normal but is always good to check in and they can double check to make sure nothing is wrong.

if u have sex or any contact protected or unprotected, u may, at any time become pregnant. it is even possible to have a period, in its entirety or partially and still be pregnant. all a pregnancy test is looking for is elevated pregnancy hormones in ur urine. it may take an entire month for those levels to be elevated enough for a home test to acknowledge it. if u believe ur pregnant, you should not hesitate to see ur doctor or a women's clinic or crisis pregnancy center for privacy and reduced costs if either is an issue. I have to disagree with the first answer; it is highly unlikely that a woman can become pregnant at any time of the month. You can calculate when your chance of becoming pregnant is most likely, which is halfway through your cycle. For example, if you start your period every 28 days, then your fertile time (when you ovulate) is about 14 days from the first day of your period, which is when you are most likely to become pregnant. That is why Catholics used this method (called the "rhythm method") for decades, since birth control was/is not allowed by the church. === ===

This could be a bladder infection if it is accompanied by pain. See your GP and they will take a urine sample and perform some tests.

What sense does that make if he wore a condom then he did not nut inside of you unless the condom popped so that's not a smart question for a wanna be pregnant person.

It can be possible that you're pregnant, yes.However, you should see your doctor and have a pregnancy test.I had light bleeding at the start of both my pregnancies.My nipples were sore and hard dark rings around them.If you turn out not to be pregnant your doctor might suggest a blood test to see what is going on with your body, sudden weight loss/gain can cause irregular periods.

well i am a surgeon and was a doctor for twenty seven years. From my studies it maybe be that the vagina hasen't been cleaned as often as need be,if the discharge is thick then you may have a bad yeast infection.

It's possible that your cycle is off and you ovulated late and could be pregnant, it's more likely that your period is delayed due to stress or other physical reasons. If your period doesn't start soon and you still have a negative hpt then I would call your doctor to discuss options.

~pawsalmighty

It is possible to experience bleeding during early pregnancy. However a normal period like bleed is usually not related to pregnancy.

Yes. though not common, you can still have your period while pregnant. Go to your doctor, health clinic, or take a pregnancy test to confirm. If you are pregnant, you will need prenatal care.

Yes, the symptoms of pregnancy varies from woman to woman, and in some cases the period still coming until the third month, the best is to make and pregnancy test.