Periods while Pregnant

It is possible but not likely. You should be able to pick up a home pregnancy test and take it at any point and it will give you accurate results. Your symptoms of pregnancy will usually appear anywhere from the first week of your expected period to 1-2 weeks after your first week of expected period. Your first signs of pregnancy most commonly include missed period, tender/swollen breasts, change in color of the breasts, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, increased sense of smell, and weight gain. Here is a link to a website that will calculate the probability of your pregnancy: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

Pregnancy causes an increase in white blood cells in the blood like illness does. This is what causes a temperature increase. Therefore an increased body temperature may mean you are pregnant, I had an increased temperature and sweating during my pregnancy.

As long as the bleeding and/or cramps are no worse than a bad period you should be all right. Of course if you are at all worried goto the doctor or emergency department.

If you have your period you are not pregnant. The fetus needs th lining to survive. Signs of pregnancy include nipple tenderness, breast hardness and swelling, nausea, bloating but these signs are also from hormone surges. At implantation the "spotting" is less than one pad of bright red blood lasting 1-2 hours. This occurs when the fetus implants into the wall of the endometrium. take a ten dollar urine test if you are unsure the blood will not interfere with the results. good luck Joymaker rn

You could be pregnant because spotting does occur during pregnancy, but you might just be having a light period.

No. You can't. The only way to get pregnant is to have unprotected sex around the time a woman ovulates or releases an egg. About 15 days from the start of her cycle or the first day after her last period. However LOTs and Lots of people can tell you they got pregnant when it should have been safe. So either don't have sex or use protection EVERY TIME.

Yes it is possible you could be pregnant. Do a test hun.

Hello, Birth control should not cause you to experience withdrawal bleeding UNLESS you have recently stopped taking birth control. Because you've just started taking BCP and you're experiencing withdrawal bleeding, this most likely means the doseage of birth control is not suitable for you or you need a different form of birth control. See your Doctor and meanwhile use a condom for protection until you've got a new birth control and have been taking it for one month.

AN EMPTY STOMACH TAKES THE CHANCES FOR RELEASING GAS IN THE STOMACH. SO PEOPLE WITH GASTRIC, SHOULD EAT SOMETHING BETWEEN LONG GAPS OF TIME.

No. semen has to get into the vagina to get her pregnant.

Go to the doctor.

Years ago I started my period at the beginning of summer and it wasn't until the end of summer that I finally told my doctor. For several months, I had to get a shot to start the period and another to stop it, so.. I had two shots every month for three months. After the third month, my periods returned to normal for a couple of months but following that I started getting my periods twice a year. It was a mess. Your periods will probably not stop on their own, you have to see your doctor because all that blood loss can lead to more severe problems.

it is different for everybody but it will be a lot lighter, and no clotting and if there is it should be little or you ar in trouble, this period should not last as long the colors may be different maybe more brownish or pinkier, if you have any suspicions take a test, hope this helps

Yes. If you feel that you could be pregnant take a home pregnancy test or see your dr.

and to add i have been having extreme nausea and back pains as well. my periods have also been a day late everytime. please help me.

== == == == == == == == The answer is pretty simple: LEAVE !!! Do you think that it will get better? It won't! Do you think that she will stop after the baby is born? SHE WON'T! I promise you that you will end up in jail either falsely accused, or because you finally "lost it". Plenty of guys pay child support to a woman who deserves to be alone, but NO ONE ever deserves to be abused. Of course she will have mood swings as a pregnant woman, but your boundaries must have a base threshold: no physical abuse, no breaking things, and no police. If she doesn't like it, then she can do without you. You deserve humane treatment! I don't care if she is the princess, and you are the hunchback of Notre Dame, you need the emotional fortitude to say, "Good luck with that! See Ya!" When her behavior is acceptable, you must be very disciplined to reward it with affection, help, emotional reassurance, foot massages, midnight runs for odd food combinations, or whatever a pregnant woman needs, however, when you get the signal that she is losing control, protect your boundaries, freedom, body and sanity by removing yourself as quickly as possible, and recording the process of your escape. Return after she has calmed down. If you are not there, then you cannot be guilty or arrested. Think ahead. Have a plan. It would also be helpful to have a small tape recorder or digital camera in your pocket with a "movie" function in it, so that you can press record at the very instant that you sense an episode approaching. In ANY case, it is to your advantage to make sure that whenever the police arrive, that you are the most calm, collected, and logical person there, that you possess evidence and/or witnesses, and obviously that you are totally submissive to the police and are relying on them to protect you. If you continually repeat the behavioral pattern of leaving the house EVERY time her behavior begins to be abusive, then you will condition her to stop it. If you have to sleep somewhere else too often, just get a new place, and let her fend for herself.

You are physically stronger than her, so you are not being forced to stay. The only reason that you are being abused is because of your lack of self esteem, poor planning, and poor personal boundaries. It needs to be very clear to her that you will not tolerate this behavior, and that you have the emotional strength to walk away in this very moment. She's pregnant, so you win; she needs you more than you need her. You can use your strength to leave, but it will require the logical realization that you hold the power, and the healthy fortitude to make the decision to walk away from abuse. If you don't have firmly established boundaries with her now, then one of you will eventually grow in disrespect for the other to the point of withdrawal or cheating. When one partner withdraws, the other cheats. Poor boundaries will doom the relationship to codependency, failure, and heartbreak. You have to be willing to reject her, if necessary, in order to bring about the mutual respect required to enjoy the state of emotional health that will allow your relationship to last.

If the woman is your wife or girlfriend, never hit her.Stay calm..There are so many questions that can be asked for this particular situation. Is she always this abusive? What caused her to lose her temper to hit? If you absolutely did not provoke the situation, I would tell her in a calm voice that you are going to go into another room or outside while she composes herself and then you come back and try to talk rationally with her. Your best bet is to stay focused on being calm with her. You need to talk to someone who is going to help advise you on how to handle such a situation.Being that she is pregnant, she might be feeling depression knowing a new baby is on the way. On your part, maybe putting your arms around her gently and hugging her and tell her that she is very important and that you want to be a part of her and the baby. Try helping her with household chores, I know as a woman, that I never got hugged while I was pregnant. I was yelled at, I was verbally abused.Women love to be held and told that we are loved. I understand that men have a hard time showing that.If you have done everything that you know to do to help her in any way and she still gets physical, you may have to get legal advice on how to handle it, in order to keep both of you safe.You do not deserve to be hit. There are many abusive women and they have no more rights to be abusive than a man, but when it comes to a third party (the baby) the men have to be very careful in how they handle the situation. No one deserves to be abused, no one. No one has the right to hurt another human being. That situation is very delicate.If she is getting really angry and hitting while she is pregnant, will she abusive as a mother? There are a lot of things to think about in this situation. Note added from the Police: Very first line says, "If the woman is your wife or girlfriend, never hit her." - Honestly, even if she's not your wife or girlfriend, pregnant with your child or not... it's probably still not a good idea to hit her. Legally, it's NEVER a good idea to hit a woman. I'd say kick her in the stomach...but I'm a horrible person and nothing I say should be taken into consideration.

Go back to the doctor. The mucus plug indicates that labor is within a week or 2. It is better to be safe, you may have a little one who wants to make an appearance much sooner than planned.

CALL THE DOCTOR. DON'T WAIT!

Yes you can but the chances of it are about 10 to 90% It takes alot to get your body secure and healthy for pregnancy again after a tumor is removed: ranges from change in diet, to change in lifestyles, therapies and medication. Have hope but no very high enough to get heart broken. Good luck with it

No.

probably just normal pain from stretching muscles and the baby stepping on everything, but call your doctor if it makes you feel better. that's what they get paid for. it's their job. better safe than sorry.

Maybe, sometimes you have incomplete empting of the lining and a D and C by the doctor can clean out the uterus and solve the problem.

if your period is late one week that means you ovulated late

you could be but don't tell know till ur sure.

Yes. Light bleeding is normal. When the embryo embeds itself into your uterine wall it may cause spotty or light bleeding. 90% of women have this happen in the beginning stages of pregnancy.