Periods while Pregnant

Answer: No. Your period is when the layer of tissue on the wall of your uterus breaks down and flushes out. Your body even discharges the ovum(egg) indicating that you were not pregnant.

Yes you could be pregnant or may simply have a viral tummy bug that's affecting your period. See your doctor for a pregnancy blood test.

This doesn't sound like pregnancy hun. In my opinion it sounds like you may have a yeast infection, possibly a internal one compared to the more common external yeast infections or a urinary tract infection. See your doctor for antibiotic treatment.

There is always a chance for a false negative pregnancy test but not a false positive. Test your urine first thing in the morning-your levels of the hormone are highest then.

It mainly comes from Mississippian period of the Paleozoic area and the tertiary period of the Cenozoic area.

Well to be honest with you, I've experience that before. Let me explain! I had had sex on 9/4 and it was time for my period on 9/15 well i didn't get my period instead i was brown spotting off and on for 4 days straight. I would see alittle everyday and mind you this has never happened to me before. My partner and I would have sex just to see if my period would come down and it didn't. Finally I felt so much pressure my period came on 9/20 and it last as a regular period. I took alot of pregnancy test and went to my doctor and took pregnancy test and they all came out negative. Well now we are in October and now my breast feel full and my nipples hurt and I'm always tired and I get indigestion alot so I don't know whats going on. But I've known through friends of mine that you can still get your period and be pregnant it has happened to them, even though the doctors say that you can't and that it's not your period it's just blood yeah whatever! doctors are not God and they don't know everything.

Most of the time, a woman will cease to get her period after she has conceieved (gotten pregnant). If you are sexually active and have noticed a missed period for one or more months (as you indicate), you should take a pregnancy test. These can be obtained at most pharmacies. However, some women may experience light bleeding or spotting even when they are pregnant, and there have been a few cases where women have continued to experience relatively normal periods throughout their pregnancy. If you have any doubt, it's best to take a pregnancy test (I suggest taking two tests just in case the first one turns out as a false positive/negative) and find out for sure.

Yes, although it is an uncomfortable situation for the patient, AA endometrial biopsy can be taken even when a women is on her full cycle.

Then you are most likely to be pregnet

My guess is a really weird period, I can't say exactly but my best advice is to go to a professional and tell them of your problem.

Quit speculating and go to the doctor first thing Monday. My question is did you try to get pregnant, and are you prepared for this if you are?

You can't just stop the feelings. Two things are important here. One is how you act on those feelings. The other is what you can do to change them - if you want to. If you pursue and old flame from your current (marital) relationship, you might be headed for a train wreck. No thinking person would say anything different. You already know that you will have to make some difficult decisions about whether to stay in contact, and, if so, under what conditions. You will also have to figure out what to tell your spouse. If you don't say anything and something comes up later because you simply remained in contact with the "other woman" even though it might be innocent, you're gonna be in a jam. It could get ugly in nothing flat. But you probably sense that saying anything to your partner might set something off now. It is doubtful that anyone would envy your position. Look to your heart and at what you feel and what you want. Consider who you are and how you see yourself now and in the future. As to your feelings, those things don't just disappear. They can only be displaced. They are like old computer files. They have to be written over with other data (or random bits if "wiping" the file) to get rid of them. You sense that if you continue anything but only occasional contact, the old feelings that have come back will only deepen. And they will bleed into your marriage. And displace feelings you have for your spouse. (Did you see that one coming?) You wouldn't need to appear on Springer or Dr. Phil to hear this. And you didn't need to hear it here. You already knew what your question would bring in terms of a reply. It's crunch time, compadre. The clock is ticking. The best players are on the field. You have control of the ball. What's the call? Be well, and may inspiration touch you as you search for answers.

It depends whether the blood clot was the Embryo & whether you was carrying twins. The only way to be certain is by going to your doctor for a quantitative beta hcg pregnancy blood test. You will need to ask your doctor specifically for this blood test.

I would recommend you perform a pregnancy test.

I missed my last depo injection last August and had my first normal period in January then nothing till 26th April and i bled constantly for 19 days i went to the doctors and i was told it was not normal and they did tests to see if i had had a misscariage which i hadn't but they gave me some pills to stop the bleeding i was told that no one else coming off depo had had this

These include amenorrhea, or the cessation of menstruation, menorrhagia, or heavy bleeding, and dysmenorrhea, or severe menstrual cramps.

There's no relation to urine and menstruation.

A females urine is supposed to be clear, and periods can start early.

ok I'm 21 and when i went to the bathrrom i see my pad a lot of blood what that mean I'm getting scared?

Not very likely. But you should take a pregnancy test after the bleeding stops.

Sore breasts, lumps on nipples, tummy cramps

If you are on birth control you can have spotting for that long. That happens. But either way talk to your doctor.. im only 20 but I had a heavy period every single day for over 11 months and the doctors couldn't figure it out so i had to finally get a d & c. so make sure you talk to a doctor cause that's not fun to go through.

No not normal. You have to see your doctor because it will probably not stop on it's own now. I had the same problem years ago and I had it for 3 months and I had to get shots to stop and start it for several months. Bleeding that much can lead to other more severe problems. Please believe me, it won't stop on it's own, you need to get treatment.

that happend to me i had my period for almost 3 months. i went to the doctor and the gave me a low dosage of birth control

You start by laying a hot water bottle on your lower stomach and staying there for a couple of minute's. After that stand up and walk around, it actually does help. Do light exercise like walking or swimming. But don't go over board and start running because this can make it worse.

In some women, this is perfectly normal. However if your period is longer and this is an abnormality, then perhaps you are under abnormal stress. Wait until next month to see if the condition corrects itself. If the problem persists, see your doctor.

• Cut back sugary food and sweets.
• Use some ground coffee under your tongue. It absorbs the excess moisture that saliva produces.
• Suck on sunflower seeds to help stem the need to spit.
• Cutting up a few limes and putting them in a convenient.
• Spoon of ginger juice mixed with honey every morning. (You could also try ginger or lemon tea.)
• Peel the lemon skin lightly and smell it when you feel vomiting sensation.