Periods while Pregnant

Yes I had cramping when I was pregnant for most of the 1 st trimester , if you ate bleeding then most likely your period

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Hmmm. Interesting one. i would recommend asking your docter, but if you haven't done anything you shouldn't do while your pregnant, or have had any large impacts, its probably nothing. You may have just been pregnant too long for you period to wait. !

There are many possibilitis to your bleeding. Reasons for your bleeding are: * Irregular Period. * Hormonal Imbalance. * Missed birth control pills. * Pregnancy.

Yes, this is definitely possible. I was pregnant although I had had my last period in May, 1985, for about 3 days. Hope this makes your day!

No, that is a symtom of your period. I know it is wierd. Pregancy symptoms are period symptoms :)

For most women it takes 24 hours to 7 days. It may take longer depending on far along you were and your individual body make up.

Or maybe it's food poisoning or a stomach virus. Take an HPT. They are far more accurate than asking this board. It is unlikely to be pregnancy. If the test is negative make sure you use an additional form of contraception for two weeks or so as the stomach upset will have reduced the absorption of your birth contol.

I think I have already answered your question. To be on the safe side have a blood test performed tomorrow. You must see your usual physican (not gynocologist) for the blood test.

Yes, some women do bleed some even when they are pregnant. See a doctor and get a reliable pregnancy test because if you are pregnant, continuing to take birth control pills could cause complications.

it happens due to sex or lifting heavy at least 2 kg directly to words abdomen.

Experiencing cramps during early pregnancy can be common, as your body undergoes various changes. However, if the cramps are severe or accompanied by other symptoms like bleeding, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice. Elevating your upper body may help alleviate discomfort, but monitoring your symptoms is key. Always prioritize your health and seek guidance if you're concerned.

YOU MAY STILL WANT TO GET A BLOOD TEST DONE DUE TO THE FACT THAT WHEN THE FERTILIZED EGG ATTACHES ITSELF TO THE UTERUS, IT CAN CAUSE SPOTTING AND SOME LIGHT BLEEDING AT TIMES. YOU MAY THINK ITS YOUR PERIOD WHEN ITS NOT. BETTER TO BE SAFE IN KNOWING IF YOU ARE "FEELING PREGNANT" STILL. IF YOU "ARE" PREGNANT AND SPOTTING OR BLEEDING HEAVILY, THERE MAY BE A COMPLICATION. SO FOR PEACE OF MIND, I WOULD ADVISE THE BLOOD TEST FOR ACCURACY.

When I was 27 weeks I had period like cramps. I went to the doctor and she told me that I had a bacterial infection that had gotten so bad, it was irritating the uterus and giving me contraction-like pains. Go see your doctor because a little antibiotics can clear things up. You should see your doctor as you may be at risk of a pre-term labor.

You're pregnant when you've had sex during the fertile part of your cycle and the egg has become fertilised! Do a pregnancy test and find out rather than conjectoring upon what sounds like a light period.

If you have ovulated late in your cycle than implantation could have taken place later, than it might have been implantation bleeding. Now, you may take an early pregnancy test to see...

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That maybe Implantation bleeding but it doesn't always mean your pregnant late periods can be caused by stress, age and diet. If you have irregular periods that's normal to happen when you have irregular periods you can come on late or skip a period I think you should see a doctor or take a pregnancy test

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I am also spotting at 17 weeks pregnant. I started spotting off an on with brownish discharge at 10 weeks, alhtough it is now a pinkish color. You should contact your Dr. My Dr. told me that 30% of women spot during pregnancy. She was not concerned b/c she heard the heart beat. She said that spotting can happen after heavy lifting, exercise, intercourse or constipation. I too and trying not to freak out. Good Luck!

No, you shouldn't have any bleeding what so ever, the best way to know how you are doing is checking in with your doctor. Your baby is very important so take eveything serious.

it is likely that you had a spontaneous miscarriage, which means you were pregnant but miscarried and that's why your hpt came out positive (the pregnancy hormone needs a while to get out of your system after having miscarried)

Not neccessarily. Think about how YOU would feel as well if you gave your baby up and whether you'd be able to cope

you can take a test from the first day that your period is due but it is recommended to wait for a cycle before the test. It takes several weeks for the hormone levels to be high enough for the test to be accurate.

It is probably from implantation bleeding which occurs around 2 weeks after ovulation. Which is light and noticeable around week 4 (cause most don't know they're pregnant and are looking for their period) If it is brown, it is not fresh blood. You have no need to worry unless it becomes heavy and red w/ clots. I had a miscarriage 4 weeks ago so I know what to look for. You may also have cramps; I did not. But the bleeding was heavier than my normal period.

But like I said you have nothing to worry about unless you are in pain or the blood is red and/or heavy.

BTW Congratulations and I'm sure everything is fine :)

Not if you actually got your period. Pregnancy like symptoms can be caused by other things.