Periods while Pregnant

I can disagree a little with this first answer... A lot of theses answers are provided by young girls that may have experienced none or one of the symptoms and have answered without fully knowing the real answer...rectal bleeding can be normal in the case that you may have hemorrhoids which is common during pregnancy...also stool can be hardened due to the lack of fluids you are ingesting...more fluids are needed during pregnancy as the growing fetus will take most of your fluids before your body gets a chance to use them... as long as it is not a large amount of blood followed by mucous, it should not be of a huge concern. If in fact you are worried and the symptoms get worse see your Dr... Answers on the internet will not always be correct... Good luck

I don't think it's normal to bleed when pregnant. i would go and see your doctor. hope everythings ok for you

it sounds like you used a early detecion pt. it is possible that you were pregnant and had a very early mc. it would explain the faint positive than negative. But their could be other reasons like medication, elevated hcg levels for other resons than pregnancy

Pregnancy tests have also been known to give false positives. Especially if you check them after the 3-5 minutes - the longer they sit the more inaccurate they become.

It sounds like a chemical pregnancy. I had the same thing happen. I believe they are also called spontanious abortions. Most woman have them-they just think they are a little late but then their period comes so they don't think twice about it. You can find a lot of information about it on the internet.

You probably had a very early miscarriage (also called a chemical pregnancy). The same thing happened to me. It happens to a lot of women and they don't even know it.

YES!!! Unfortunately, there are many girls out there who become pregnant (for various reasons - usually rape) just before they've even had their first period. There are many reasons for why you may have skipped some periods (you didn't mention how many): if your body fat levels are extremely low (either due to athletics - very common in gymnists- or if you have an eating disorder). Periods can also be skipped due to extreme stress either emotional, physical, or mental. Some women never have regular periods and only get them every few months (like myself) but that does not mean that your body is not producing the necessary "equipment" to become pregnant. For specifics, and more accurate information you should contact your doctor. In the mean time, ALWAYS PRACTICE SAFE SEX - remember, a pregnancy is not the only thing you can get stuck with after a night of sex.

Yes, unless the doctor says not to. Just treat it the same way you would during a period and be sure to change it often. I, personally, wouldn't suggest it because your body needs to get rid of fluids, the tampon could cause an infection and harm the baby. Use pads instead.

It could mean you are pregnant or it can be a brought on period from stress. One time I had a brown discharge and was cramping. When I went to the doctor, it turned out that it was a period that was induced from my stressing to much about school and life in general. The doctor told me that my system was clearing out the access drying blood.

It's different for every woman I'm afraid, and it varies a lot depending on the type of birth control pills you use. Call your gynecologist, she/he will have the best answer. Although sometimes you can get good info from the websites for your particular medication.

Bleeding during pregnancy usually indicates that there is some kind of problem. You should see your doctor.

I understand how that feels i just got a d&c six weeks ago and I'm pregnant now. If you're putting on weight you may have a small chance of pregnancy but there could be many other reasons why such as decreased activity, increased amount of carbs/calories in your diet or stress. If you had unprotected sex within 5 days before ovulatiion day and up to 2 days after your expected ovulation day, chances are that you're pregnant. DEFINETLY take a pregnancy test and if it comes out negative go to the doc and get a blood test (go to URGENT CARE FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS DOWN AND GET A BLOOD TEST THERE IF U DON'T HAVE MONEY) some women still get lighter period during their pregnancy so it's possible, but not likely. If your period is lighter than the possibility is increased. And as far as having a d&c, it will not affect fertility, so don't worry your pretty little self.

Its possible but unlikely take a pregnancy test

Yes, rabbits can miscarry. You need to take your rabbit to a vet as soon as possible to make sure there are not kits left stuck inside and to make sure she is ok.

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.

between the ages of 8-14 years of age, when you get it is once a month, about 1 week every month.

If he released sperm during your period, then you can still get pregnant. If it is just after, then the chances are higher. If sperm went in right before your period, then the chances are very slim because the sperm has to fight against the flow of blood. If you are trying to avoid pregnancy, then take EC (emergency contraception), you can get it from your doctor.

yes most store bought test are aprox 99% accurate as close as 2 days after conception Implantation has to occur before HcG (the hormone measured in a pregnancy test) is produced. Implantation occurs 6-10 days after ovulation so it is pointless and a waste of money taking the test before this. see http://www.fertilityplus.org/faq/hpt.html#faq Thank you very much. I am planning to wait for few days as my dh also recommend me to do that but you all know how excited a woman can be when she really want to be pregnant so it is hard for me right now to pass this few days also but i really hope that i am pregnant please pray for me !!!!!!!!

Yes it is possible. I had a regular monthly periods, then when I missed the first one I was told I was 3 months pregnant. It was explained to me that even though my body should not have kept producing eggs after fertilization, I did. Years later I ended up with fraternal twins that were fertilized one month apart. Hope this helps.

If you have been anemic for some time - your periods may have become slight. With iron stores replaced they will become normal again.

If your periods hadn't changed from the anemia they won't change from the iron either.

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You could be pregnant, I'm 18 and 10weeks pregnant. But i'd wait until your period is a week overdue then have a test done, but period like cramps and sharp pains are normal in early pregnancy I had those its because your uterus would be stretching if your pregnant. Some people get morning sickness also, I didn't start getting morning sickness until 7-8weeks, some don't get it at all.

Most say at least a week to get the right answer. You could take one as early as your first missed day and it may be negative but you still could be pregnant. So I would wait at least 3 days. You can ask your doctor to do a blood test and the hcg levels will show sooner on that. Good luck

I am waiting to go to the doctor to confirm how far along I am. I know I'm pregnant but I did a test over a month ago and it was negative, plus I had what seemed like a period but apparently I am at least 6 weeks. I believe that you can get pregnant and still have an actual period for 1 or 2 months. I have not gotten a period since. so my advice is to wait, and take tests. sometimes tests won't show a positive for about 5 weeks.

Yes, it can be possible. With my third pregnancy I knew I was pregnant before I had any symptoms. It is a womans intuition. But I started bleeding right on schedule so doctors assumed it was a miscarriage. My period was three days shorter than normal and I took a teast a week later to see that I had a baby waiting for me inside. But you must remember that pms symptoms are similar to pregnancy symptoms so if you still believe you are pregnant go see your doctor. You will get a free test and a valid answer.

Yes, absolutely. Sometimes periods can get off the regular schedule for no reason.

Yes it is, I experienced them when pregnant with my daughter. Its quite normal in early pregnancy. You just want to keep an eye if they are experienced with bleeding,you will want to see your doctor asap as it could mean miscarriage. Good luck!

Yes, you may get pregnant a couple of weeks before your next period arrives. But if you aren't on hormonal birth control and haven't had a period in four months, it makes sense to contact your health care provider for an exam and advice. While not having a period while using hormonal birth control is not dangerous, there can be risks from not having a period when you're not taking hormones.