Periods while Pregnant

Yes, however you need medical attention ... bleeding may be an indication of a medical problem Hi I would agree, except I would say you can't get a "regular" period because your body is not trying to flush an unfertilized egg. You could be having a spontaneous miscarriage, and you do indeed need medical attention. Look up Family Planning in the phone book if you can't see or don't have a doctor. If it is bad, go to the hospital. They must treat you, even if you cannot pay. Phil

Because thousands of years ago, Eve had listened to the evil spirit snake and took and ate an apple from God's garden. God did not allow any living creature to eat from the garden so he gave eve the curse of periods and childbearing.

YOU KNOW THAT'S NASTY. Edit: You know, that's immature.

Real Answer: Every woman is different. It is entirely possible to have your flow seem to stop following sex, without that meaning you are pregnant. Also, the chances of conceiving on your period are fairly slim, and even if you did, I doubt you should see an immediate stop in menses. Your cycle stopping during pregnancy occurs due to the release of a hormone called HCG. You would not be producing enough of it to stop your period a day or two post-sex. Any stoppage is incidental, and due more to physical reasons than biological.
First rule: Period Sex is NOT Safe Sex.
Second Rule: Always ask a doctor, or place a call to Planned Parenthood, when you have questions of this sort. Wouldn't you hate to find that you relied upon some schmuck off the internet and the information they gave you, rather than a trusted medical practitioner, only to turn up pregnant?

Yes, it is possible....BUT not likely. Chances are that other factors are contributing to your late cycle such as stress or anxiety...or it is simply off balance for whatever reason. USUALLY a negative pregnancy test should be trusted. However, you know your body better than anyone and if you think you may be pregnant then you need consult a doctor!!! It is always possible!

Depends on how regular your periods are and whether or not you think you are having any other symptoms of pregnancy. If you usually have very regular periods, and it's at least a week late, then it can't hurt to take a test to ease your mind. If it comes out negative but after another few weeks you still haven't really had your period or you're showing other possible signs of pregnancy, try going and having a test done at a clinic.

Yes. You could be pregnant. Many women have sore breasts, but not all women do. Tiredness is a definite sign of pregnancy, as is mild cramps and gas. Unfortunately they are also signs of flu, stress and many other things. Wait for your period to be a week late and then take a pregnancy test. Good luck!

Heparin is a short acting anti-coagulant. A substance given to reduce the risk of blood clotting.

Yes sometimes the home pregnancy tests aren't the best. you should have a blood test to test your hcg levels in your body Home pregnancy tests are very accurate but they do need a high enough level of hormone to work. Leave it for a week after your missed period. It is still possible, depending on when you took the HPT. If you still don't have your period in a couple of more days, try it again. If still neg, then you should wait at least 2 weeks and call your dr. Yes, you could be pregnant. Its possible you tested too early. But to be certain, see your doctor for a pregnancy blood test which is highly accurate.

This is an old wives tale. You can lift your hands above your head.

Many women have a full period while pregnant,but you should contact your doctor just incase.

Hello. If you became pregnant while on the pill you would still experience pregnancy symptoms. Your period would be lighter or you would have spotting instead of a normal period. If you do become pregnant while on the pill you need to stop using birth control pills as these are high rish to the unborn baby. Best thing to do is see your doctor for a blood test.

It's possible; 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, nausea/vomiting, increased sense of smell, and weight gain.

no - please see a doctor. It may be nothing serious, it happened to my friend and she had some cyst issues that went away eventually but the anxiety is bad for you and you need to find out what's going on with your body. Even if its nothing major - its a sign you are stressed and need to pay attention to your emotions and your overall wellbeing. Be nice to yourself.

Lol it doesn't mean anything! Most women have 28 days 27 or 26 most common it's 28 between each period so for example if you have it let's say on the 1st or 2nd day of the month you will have your period again at the end of the month either on the 29th or 30th day! Some women just have irregular periods which is normal aswell which can also cause you to have your menstrual cycle twice in a month but it doesn't necessary mean anything. Good luck!

What you're talking about could be a symptom of fibroids. You might find that Vitex helps if you have similar problems often, but you have to take it for 3 or 4 months before you'll know if it helps. It could be an early miscarriage, you have to check the sensitivity of the pregnancy test you took and see if it would have detected a really early pregnancy. You didn't give your age, if you are young irregular periods are not abnormal. If you are sexually active either stop or get birth control. The life you ruin may be your own. The blood clot could be lining and is probably not a miscarriage. The fetus at weeks is not large at all.

You need to ask your ob-gyn, this is impossible to comment on.

right after your period? no there is almost no chance of getting pregnant. the most likely period to get pregnant is while IN the period cuz the egg may not have been relased from your womb and vagina yet. if you are regular its about 2 weeks before your period comes. try using a calendar to sign the days. you can also analyse the vaginal mucous cuz while you are ovulating, its get pastier and whiter. if you are trying to get pregnant good luck! if not... start on the pill and use always a condom! i actually know people who got pregnant using both these contraceptive methods. if you have any other doubd email me at klaudia.sofia@hotmail.com. ; D

The better question would be, why the frack are you smoking SEEDS?

A woman will ovulate one day per menstrual cycle - although she may ovulate twice within that time frame, normally one egg from each ovary if this does occur. Ovulation only occurs over a 24 hour period, with each egg only being viable for 24 hours, so at most (if multiple eggs are released) there is only a viable egg for 48 hours maximum - this is fairly uncommon, most women only release one egg.

yes you can. I had a two day period (technically called implantation bleeding) and i think i might be pregnant Do a pregnancy test and get your doc to do a blood test for you.

I haves been pregnant 4 times and have never had blurred vision. My advise is to see a doctors help. It could be any number of things that could affect either your health or the health of your child.

Not unless you could be mistaking your "early period" for implantation bleeding. If it is just your period and NOT implantaiton bleeding than it is not likely.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, nausea/vomiting, increased sense of smell, and weight gain. Here is a link to a website that will calculate the probability of your pregnancy: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

Spotting or a light period is normal. If you are bleeding heavily or for more than a few days I would contact you obstetrician to be safe

Do another test, and maintain your calm. False positives and false negatives have been known to happen. There is such a thing as a "hysterical pregnancy"; a woman becomes so convinced that she is pregnant, she begins to show signs of it. If you remain convinced you might be pregnant, go and see a doctor.