Periods while Pregnant

Her appetite will get bigger and she will drink a lot. Also won't want you to rub her belly and will become much less active. Not to mention get a lot fatter! she will kill you if you eat her foot as well

More then likely it is the birth control. Normally you don't have your period during pregnancy, but you could have had implantation bleeding. It would be lighter, last for 3 days or less, and wouldn't follow the normal period pattern, light, heavy, light. It can take your body a few months to get back to normal after birth control.

The biggest sign is always a missed period, but you will also notice that you are tired most of the time, your breasts are swollen and tender, and your areolas may darken. You may experience nausea and/or morning sickness. Mornign sickness can happen any time of the day. You may experience backaches, or headaches. You'll have to go the bathroom more, and with what seems less notice. You could have food cravings.

If you are pregnant and experience vaginal bleeding, you must go to A&E or to your DR immediately. A blood test and ultrasound scan will be performed to see if your still pregnant.

this is an average side-effect of your period, also if you have intercourse, the pregance wouldn't show this early.

No. If your body is healthy, it regulates your blood potassium level within a very tight range. If your potassium level were abnormal, clotting would be the least of your problems.

This is frequently confused for two reasons: First, vitamin K levels do have a significant effect on clotting and the chemical symbol for potassium is "K". Second, some drugs that are used to control clotting can affect your potassium levels, so people may incorrectly pass on advice from their doctors about potassium and clotting that only applies to them because of the specific medications they take.

you could be but most likely not. pregnancy symptoms are so common and sometimes mock pre menstrual symptoms (pms). you should get a positive result on a pregnancy test by now if you are.

I WAS PREGNANT WITH MY SECOND CHILD AND I BLED IN MY 3RD MONTH AND I WENT TO THE DOCTOR AND HE SAID IT WAS JUST OLD BLOOD. I SUGGUEST THAT YOU GO TO THE DOCTOR AND GET A CHECK UP.

You certainly could be.

Unlikely

If you ovulate and have sex on those days, yes. You need to see a doctor to see why this is and find out if you ovulate and when.

ok you need to get a pregnancy test, the pink brown spotting can be an indication of different things. you need to see your doctor for more information.

Yes its possible but it will not be called a period at this point, its called spotting and it is common to most women on their early stages of pregnancy. Although to be on the safe side, it is better if you consult your Gynaecologist on that.

Your body produces HCG only during pregnancy.

You can be any age. And usually the people don't ask your age, so it doesn't matter how old you are.

could the signs of a ectopic pregnancy be numbness in ya hand and left arm and abdominal pain on ya left hand side at the bolttom of ya stomach and bad dizzy spells and headaches

If you have a regular 28 day cycle, count the first day of red flow as Day 1. pregnancy can occur anytime between day one till the day after ovulation. Ovulation, on average occurs around Day 14. A woman's most fertile days would be that day plus the 4 days before that. Once the egg is released, it will live in the females body for about 24 hours, around day 14. The sperm however have a much longer life and can live in a female for several days, awaiting the arrival of the egg. From what you described, it sounds like you had unprotected sex on day 6 or so. The chances of pregnancy are lower then, but not impossible. If your period is more than a week late this month, purchase a pregnancy test and follow the directions.

You're more likely to get a positive test result after implantation bleeding, because the pregnancy hormones go up and up each day during the first trimester, and the higher the levels of the hormone, the more reliable the test will be

Some do, yes. My wife being among them. Nothing to worry about, unless the flow gets to the point where you need to go to the hospital.

It's possible to have a period and still be pregnant

Maybe. It sounds awkward in order for a person to be pregnant she would have to have her period every month and all the time. Plus there is the danger of having sex.

It is unlikely that you are pregnant if your period started, missing periods can be caused by reasons other than pregnancy. You go for a check up that to put your mind at rest and of course if you don't want to get pregnany practice SAFE SEX.

The medical term for imagined or false pregnancy is pseudocyesis. Pseudocyesis can cause many of the signs and symptoms of pregnancy, and often resembles the condition in every way except for the presence of a fetus. Hippocrates, the father of medicine, set down the first written account around 300 B.C., and recorded 12 different cases of women with the disorder. One of the most famous historical examples is Mary Tudor (1516-1558), Queen of England, who believed on more than one occasion that she was pregnant when she was not.

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yes. women have been able to convince themselves so intensely that they were pregnant that their abdomen expanded and they even started producing milk. there are not an enormous number of cases of it, but it has happened before.

[added]: Mammals within the animal realms also experience imagined pregnancies after they've completed their "in heat" or "in season" periods. This is especially common with most dogs breeds. It varies between breeds and individuals, but imagined/false pregnancies can start as early as after the very first "in heat/in season" period, and will usually happen after every period for the remaining years.

Hi, In the Quantiative Beta HCG blood pregnancy test, the value of HCG that the tests looks for before you get a positive, is low because it determines and confirms pregnancy very early. If you have low HCG in your blood test result, this may means several things. * Your not as far along as you thought you was. * Your at risk of miscarriage. In the case of risk of miscarriage, the doctors usually repeat the blood test within 48 hours to see if HCG levels have decreased or increased.