Periods while Pregnant

It can mean either one, which may not be helpful to you but its true. Spotting can be a sign of pregnancy or it can be the beginning of your period -- you'll know which one in 24 hrs. I did! For more specific medical info go to a WebMD.

no its not possible. im a girl. ive never been pregnant but i know girls that have been. its actually sort of interesting talking to pregnant women. my brothers gf was pregnant and she started talking to me. she says you dont get your period if your pregnant. she was happy about that. she doesnt like having her period. not many girls do. i dont really like it cause the blood is nasty and annoying. i dont get bad cramps and when i do they dont bother me. but the blood is the worst part. i hate it. i think life would be alot easier if girls didnt get periods.

Yes, it is possible... If there were periods after the test, it proves there is no pregnancy. Also, if the test is based on chemicals (like it usually is) there are chances of it being wrong. If the test is a scan of the abdomen and the doc found a fetus - Its confirmed.

Normally, you should not have your period if you are 8 weeks pregnant from my understanding, if this is happening go talk to your doctor. but please be sure to correct me if I'm wrong.

i do not know, im not a doctor

they would bleed to death.

You are getting ready for your period. This sounds like PMS and 4 days is nothing. If you are young and just started your period it will take several months before your hormones settle down. Some women are like clockwork and have 28 day cycle while others can go 35 or 38 days between cycles. If you have been sick, under stress, or do exercise a lot these things can throw off your period.

how far along are you? If you are several weeks, most of the time you can't ever tell unless you are cramping, and passing clots. That is the way it was when I had my miscarriages at only 9weeks.

usually within 48 hours but if the blood is brown then it could be a few days old, if you are pregnant its best to let your midwife know, its doesnt mean theres something wrong with the baby, goodluck

The debate on whether or not a woman can get pregnant during her period has been going on for decades now. Just like every woman is different, so are her hormonal balances and hence her menstrual cycle. Though there are generalities on which some ground basics of menstruation and pregnancy can be formed, but eventually it all boils down to individual physiology. So, yes, you can get pregnant during your periods.

This is intermenstrual bleeding. If it was not rough sex and you are not injured I would go to the doctor because this should not happen.

yes there is a possibility if your cycle is normal to you and you come on early and you bleed for a day that lasts a hour- to a few hours or two days but it's unusual to your normal period like a lighter flow it could be a sign of an implantation bleeding, this means that the egg has implanted into your uterus But it will take upto a week or two to get a positive pregnancy test. If this was after sex there could be a sign of an infection. Stds mind you makes your period irregular ie bleeding in between periods and unusual disharge.

Just because you have two period in a month does not necessarily mean you are pregnant. This could be the result of improperly using a contraceptive or having sex that changed your cycle slightly, it could also mean you were pregnant and possibly miss carried. In any case generally when this occurs it is the best idea to consult your doctor especially if it is abnormal to your body and you have never experienced this before. I would say not to panic over this since it does happen and can even occur due to stress, or some may say other women whom you hang around constantly causing your bodies to adjust to the same cycle, however I really don't know if this is a proven fact.

If you have had a period after having relations, then you are not pregnant. Pregnancy is more likely when you have not had a period for more than a month...

No, it's biologically impossible for a woman to menstruate while she is pregnant - although she can bleed for other reasons during pregnancy such as a result of implantation bleeding, placenta becoming detached, or hormonal changes.

If a woman suspects she may be pregnant she should take a pregnancy test. If a woman is pregnant and experiencing bleeding she should see her doctor ASAP - if bleeding is heavy or she's late in pregnancy go to the hospital.

Women can throw up during pregnancy. Women can have cramping during pregnancy. Women can have mood changes during their pregnancy.

Probably. 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 if you are too concerned.

If you have tested positive for a pregnancy with an over the counter kit, you should to go to a doctor and have your pregnancy confirmed.

At this point, your only option for terminating a pregnancy is by having a legal abortion performed at a clinic. Do not attempt to induce a miscarriage by any means--you can cause serious injury to yourself.

You can google "Planned Parenthood" for general information about all options available to you and the phone number and location of a Planned Parenthood clinic nearest to you. (http://www.plannedparenthood.org/) If you still feel scared, call their phone number (1-800-230-PLAN) and discuss your situation.

Ask as many questions as you feel the need to, fully discuss all of the options available to you. Make the decision that you feel is best for you and your future. Take care of yourself.

Hey there i seriously didnt notice any spotting or cramping when i became pregnant, the only thing i did notice was that i began falling asleep during the day at work, i had no other symptoms whatsoever so it was a complete shock to find out i was pregnant, now I am 19 weeks and feel baby kicking all the time, its wonderful. Good luck its the most amazing experience ever.

No you can't.

It sounds like a bladder infection, which could become a serious problem if not taken care of. Go see your doctor. If it's a bladder infection, it can easily be taken care of with antibiotics. If it is something else, they will find it.

yes, it could be implantation bleeding. Plus many women have their "periods" all through the pregnancy. To begin with, it is said that roughly 30% of knowingly pregnant women experience some kind of bleeding during early pregnancy.
There are many reasons for bleeding in early pregnancy, but having a 'period' isn't one of them. It is impossible to have an actual period during pregnancy due to the absence of a menstrual cycle. I realize that the above person used the word 'period' in quotes, but they are still mistaken in stating that many women bleed all throughout their pregnancy. Bleeding all throughout pregnancy--and particularly later on--would certainly be a cause for concern. But at any rate, here are some reasons for bleeding in early pregnancy (and by 'early' I mean the entire first trimester):
It is said that something known as 'implantation bleeding' can occur sometime around the third or fourth week of pregnancy, at around the same time your period would normally have occurred. For this reason, some women may mistake implantation bleeding for a period and may not realize they are pregnant. Having said this, however, if you are spotting at 6, 7, 8... or 11 weeks, it cannot be implantation bleeding. (I am actually tired of people all over the place saying "it's probably implantation bleeding" since 'early pregnancy' is not limited to the first four weeks and thus this can be a misleading answer for someone bleeding around Week 7.)
Bleeding can be a sign of miscarriage. They say that approximately 50% of women who bleed during the first trimester go on to miscarry. (Of course that means that the other approximate 50% do not.) Many times (but not always) bleeding during miscarriage is accompanied by cramps, often severe.
There can be other causes as well--decidual bleeding, cervical erosion, ectopic pregnancy, molar pregnancy, subcorionic hematoma... Some of these causes are more serious than others, and I suggest that if you are concerned you do some further research to learn more about each cause.
If the bleeding is heavy, accompanied by pain, or lasts more than 3 days, call your provider.

Yes, 3 weeks into pregnancy is when implantation usually starts

The percentage of women getting pregnant during menstruation is exactly 0% - it's biologically impossible to get pregnant during menstruation as there is no egg present for sperm to fertilise. It is however possible to get pregnant as a result of sex during menstruation as although there is no egg it is possible for a woman to have fertile quality cervical mucus present, this can allow sperm to live for up to a week and by that time she may have ovulated. There are no figures on how many women get pregnant this way, it would be impossible to keep track of those sort of figures.

menopause signifies and end to a woman's fertility, however it can take a number of years to go through the premenopause and pregnancy is still possible. Menopause is only complete once there has been no period for twelve months at least.

Yes it is. Our bodies change every 7 years and much of it is hormonal. Sometimes stress may be the cause of it. The only time you should worry about it is if you miss too many periods or you are having too many periods, bad cramping (if you usually don't have it) then see a doctor. The birth control pill/patch can also cause this.