Periods while Pregnant

Yes, it is possible to be pregnant if your period is only a week late; however, it is also possible that one is not pregnant.

In other words, a period that is one week late alone does not prove or disprove pregnancy. To be sure, either consult a doctor or do a pregnancy test after another week goes by.

Regardless, if one feels that they are pregnant, they should seek medical advice.

Though rare to experience a period while pregnant, you should still be able to get an accurate answer about six weeks from your previous period. My experience is, I took a generic pregnancy test and got a false negative. so I suggest Answer or first response.

It's very rare but it can happen. Tubal ligation has less than a 2% failure rate but if you feel that you may be pregnant you should see a Dr immediately because you are at a much higher risk for ectopic pregnancy.

Women can be so complicated when it comes to their bodies. Many women can bleed between periods and sometimes there is no reason at all. If it continues please see your doctor. You can never be too careful. If you are 38 or over your body could be going into peri menopause which will cause irregular periods or irregular bleeding and women have been known to go into full-blown menopause as early as 38 up. Please have your doctor check your hormone levels.

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Hi I had Pink stringy blood in my discharge 11 days after my period 2 weeks before i was due on for my other period. It was Implantation bleeding which is a pregnancy sign and I got it in between my periods which you does happen of cause. 2 weeks after I got it got a strange period with no cramps or nothing I didn't feel like I was on at all. I could be pregnant and still have a period but I wouldn't know. If you had sex and it was kinda rough then that can cause bleeding which is brown.

yes, I have not personally had the experience but I have heard that it is possible to bleed like your having your period for a few months or so and still be pregnant. The best thing for you and a possible baby is to get checked out by a doctor and you will know for sure. If you are pregnant please know that God loves that little baby and every baby that he creates and that you should never consider abortion.
God bless you!
Jackie

Delays in your period can be caused by a variety of different things. Pregnancy is only one of these. You may of tested too early and if this is the case, I would recommend you perform a HPT 3 - 4 weeks after you last had unprotected sex. Alternatively see your Doctor for a Quantitative beta hcg pregnancy blood test which can be performed now. It is 100% accurate.

If you have been having sex without a condom or another form of birth control since you stopped the Depo 3 months ago, then YES, you can be pregnant. Your light pink bleeding may be the beginning of your period as well. After stoppimg Depo, your period may be irregular for a few months. If you have not been sexually active in the time you stopped your Depo, there is no risk of pregenacy. If you have been sexually active and are worried about being pregnant, you should have a pregnancy test. If you are having sex and not using birth control, please contact your local family planning clinic or Health Department.

You are not pregnant. I don't know if this is a relief or a disappointment for you. the above answer is not true, it may take awhile for hcg levels to show up on both urine and blood streams. I would wait for about 2 weeks and take another test.

Usually a missed period is the first sign. Or if you experience morning sickness or breast tenderness or increase in breast size.

those are a few of the pregnancy systoms take a test

if you decide to take a hpt take if with the first urine of the day the hgc levels read the best with the first urine of each day

Your period's cycle is regulated by a 28 day lunar cycle, and can often be miscalculated. Although it's good to keep track of it by marking it on a calendar, also do some research to determine how the phases of the moon affect your menstrual cycle. Not only to mention, there are other things which may cause you to be off balance as well. Stress, poor diet (i.e. consuming too much sugar, caffeine, sweets, or dairy) can throw off your period as well as not getting enough rest.

No, unless you have had unprotected sex since then. Please remember to protect yourself. Always wear a condom.

You ovulate befrore you period starts. Ovulation is when the egg drops from the ovary and goes down the tube. Your period is when your body sheds the egg and the extra linging it has built in the uterus. You have to ovulate to have a period. Unless you are using a hormonal birth control

No, you don't necessarily ovulate just because you have your period.

The best way to cure your period pains is to keep really warm. Try using a waterbottle on your stomach, taking long hot baths, and drinking lots of warm drinks. Herbal remedies that can be found on the internet are also an alternative, but if they are extremely painful, and you cannot seem to find anything that works, you may need to talk to your Doctor or GP so that they can perscribe you with a mild pain releif drug, such as Ibruprofen. Hope I helped, and remember, It's ony a week a month! =)

I have a feeling you mean orgasm and not erect. If the woman is sexually aroused the clitoris would be erect but she does not need to be sexually aroused or have an orgasm to get pregnant. Even raped women get pregnant.

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.

It is very, very possible. Cramps are a part of normal pregnancy too (uterus is preparing to make room for the baby). You will need to take a HPT.

it depends on how committed you are on losing weight. normally, all you need to do is exercise. that is the key to losing weight. when you see food that can make you fat like junk food, try to resist the temptation. once you get the hang of it, it won't be a problem. be happy on your weight and don't listen to people who are bringing you down. hope this helped :P

Yes you could. Pregnancy tests are 97% effective. So if 100 people took a test and all received a negative, approximatly 3 of them would actually be pregnant, even though they had a negative result.

To find out for sure whether you are pregnant or not i would advise yu to visit your doctor, he would be able to do a blood test which is slightly more sensitive than a home pregnancy test.

It may be that the hormones released by the implanted embryo may not be enough to show up on a hoe pregnancy test. Try again in a week or so and if you still have symptoms and a negative result then go to your doctor.

It is possible. I suggest going to see the doctor about this. Or, you could take a pregnancy test.

I had one last month and think I may be pregnant again also. However, I did ready today that our HCG amount may not go down for 4-6 weeks after a miscarriage ( so that could cause a positive result). So I think you should go to your doctor for a blood test. But good luck to you. It certainly sounds like it. You can getpregnant two weeks after a miscarriage. Good Luck.

I was concerned about this also. I had the brown slimey discharge when I was 8-9 weeks. It seemed to be more whenever I worked out or did things around the house. My doctor told me that the brown discharge is just old blood. The cervix is is full of blood vessels and very sensitive during pregnancy. The discharge could be from recent intercourse or sexual activity. Although it is gross, it is perfectly normal. If the discharge turns to bright red blood with/without cramping, call your doctor/midwife right away! I am now 16 weeks and the baby is perfectly healthy. Hope this helped!

A watery discharge during pregnancy can be normal depending on the amount of discharge. If it is a constant watery discharge then I would check with your doctor because you may be leaking your amniotic fluid.

Most pregnant women experience an increase of discharge so unless you are constantly leaking a watery fluid it should be nothing to worry about. I would call an nurse hotline and tallk to them or check with your doctor just to be safe. Pregnancy is nothing to mess around with.