Periods while Pregnant

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Hello, Cervical Mucus (CM) is not a indication of early pregnancy. CM becomes more frequent & increases in quantity if pregnancy occurs but this will not be noticeable until 1-2 months into pregnancy. Mild cramping may be a indication of early pregnancy but it sounds like your period is due soon, so this is most likely why you're cramping. However if your period does not arrive then see your Doctor for a pregnancy blood test.

no, it will not give false results ~pawsalmighty but if you are having a period it is extremely unlikely that you are pregnant. "englishangel"

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I'm not sure, but you're not alone Well if you re spotting this could be a sing of pregnancy so you might want wait till after youur period and get a home pregnancy test.

Well your period is not always on time, sometimes you can be quite late but no, there is nothing wrong its natural. Unless you have been on the tablets that stop your period and you overdose by 4weeks like i did. Not fun. Sometimes you can get very pianful stomach cramps but next time your period comes it will not be as painful. If it is then well......ask your doctor! Jjust take a lot of parcitamal!!

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Yes. These may be warning signs of an early miscarriage (depending on how much bleeding and how long it lasts). Cramping and bleeding may also be associated with implantation in early pregnancy (when the pregnancy "grows into" the uterine lining and the placenta begins to form.) Some cramping, from mild to moderate, is normal in pregnancy as the uterus grows and the woman's pelvic organs begin to move. Many women have spotting or bleeding after sex during pregnancy as well, due to increased blood flow to the cervix.

The only way to know for certain if you are pregnant is to take a home pregnancy test AFTER your missed period (or two weeks after you think you conceived.) Some home tests may be positive for some women as early as 10 days after conception, though it may take longer for the test to turn positive for many women.


Your doctor or midwife may be able to get a slightly earlier result on a blood test. If you've had a positive urine test at home (or three or four positives!), going to the clinic for another blood test is not going to change the result. Similarly, an ultrasound won't reliably show the pregnancy until about 5 weeks, and won't give any useful information until 6-8 weeks.


There really is such thing as "a little bit pregnant," and though it's normal to want answers right away, early pregnancy is an example of "only time will tell," and it's best to just wait it out. That said, severe cramping or pain (especially on one side of your belly and not the other) or bleeding heavier than a period (soaking into your clothes) are important warning signs to let your doctor or midwife know about right away.

Might be. Hard to tell. If the period is very light pink-brown then it can implantation bleeding which happens 7-12 days after conception. The best would be to go and ask for HCG blood test,an early one so you wouldn't get really anxious by waiting to find out the truth. If you cannot see a doctor buy a test and take it in 5 days or 7 days time. Buy and EARLY pregnancy test (First Response Early or order and early preg test from the internet). Use condom, a baby is there forever....and if you are not ready to take care of one 24/7, think about it before you have sex..All the best .

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Not always, but it certainly helps. If you are more than 4 weeks pregnant, it should not matter but if you are less than that I would recommend using your morning urine when taking a pregnancy test. This is because your pregnancy hormone (hCG) levels are at their highest.

Yes, after delivering a baby, ceserian or naturally, the female will bleed for six weeks, and especially if starting a new method of birth control immediately after delivery, the hormones in a womans body are trying to re-adjust to all of the stress and tension that has been happening.

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You are most likely having implantation bleeding, when the fertilized egg implants itself in the uterus. Google implantation bleeding more info. It's very common, but if you want to be extra cautious, stay in bed a few days. Congratulations! Children are blessing from the Lord.

Even if your period begins with light spotting, it is still your period.

Don't think your pregnant. Flow varies. Are you eatting right and exercising? Don't be surprised if the next one is very heavy.

Always go see a doctor when you have strange bleedings.

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