Spotting While Pregnant

Spotting before your period may indicate several things: * Earlier than normal period without a physical reason. * Pregnancy bleeding. * Bleeding caused by starting/stopping birth control. * Bleeding caused by taking MAP/Plan B recently. * UTI. * Hormonal Imbalance. * Begining of irregular periods cycle. * Because you have irregular periods. * Hormonal imbalance. If you recently had unprotected sex and your period doesn't arrive in 3 weeks then perform a HPT. If you haven't had unprotected sex but you're concerned about the spotting then see your Doctor for a check up. If you have a history of irregular periods then this will cause spotting unexpectedly in some cases.

You can only know you are two weeks pregnant by counting back once you have a positive test as two weeks pregnant is the day you conceive. Alternatively if you are (incorrectly) counting from conception, two weeks is the day your period is due so you may be having a period. Later in pregnancy the cervix is very vascular during pregnancy and it is common to bleed a little after sex. To be safe, don't have sex until the spotting has stopped, and you might want to check in with your doctor too.

If you know for sure that you are pregnant, it is probably not going to be your period, although some women have experienced a "first" period then learns a couple of weeks later that they really are pregnant. It is possible that it could be implantation bleeding caused by the fertilized egg to attach itself to the uterine wall. Or it could be a cervical change that can cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can also be a symptom of ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Another cause for bleeding during pregnancy is a miscarriage although the first two reasons for bleeding are more common, it is still a good idea to contact your doctor.

There is a whole bunch of answers to this. The most common bleed occurs because a blood vessel has ruptured in the vaginal passage. This area becomes blood filled and very delicate during pregnancy. It is prone to bruising and bleeding and causes spotting. Another reason for bleeding is that the placenta is trying to detach itself from the wall of the uterus. This is dangerous and the bleeding is heavier. If in doubt - have the bleeding checked out by a doctor. A rule of thumb is that if it is light and there is no cramping, you will be fine. If it is heavy and accompanied by pain - get to a hospital quick! Later in pregnancy there are two worrying casues of bleeding. The placentamay become detached from the uterus because of High blood pressure or following an injury eg a car accident. there may be little or no bleeding but the pain is intense. (Placenta abruptio) Or if the placenta is low in the uterus it may detach as the lower part of the uterus stretches. the bleeding will be painless and may vary from spotting to catastrophic. (Placenta previa) In either case, going to the doctor is not fast enough, you need to go straight to the hospital.

If it is just a standard non hormonal IUI, then this is perfectly normal. IUI's cause your periods to be heavier, (with exception of the minerva coil.) and can cause spotting a few days after fitting.

The above answer seems to be referring to the "fitting" of an IUD...not the administration of an IUI. I had an IUI 2 days ago, and I have not had any spotting. However, the paper that my fertility clinic sent me home with stated that some spotting would be normal right after the procedure. I do not believe you should still be spotting 4 days afterwards. I am a RN, and I think this is something you should call your doctor's office about.

No, not really. Very, very few women don't produce the pregnancy hormone until later in pregnancy or at all, but it's very rare. Maybe like 1% of the population. Odds are, you aren't pregnant. If you're doctor said you weren't, go with that. actually yes it is possiable to be pregnant even after a neg. blood test if you feel that you are even after a neg blood test wait about a week and go get another one and see what it says. this has happened to me before and maybe happing to me again right now I am 3 weeks late and several test say no. but all signs are there. I have 3 kids and with one it took up to 2 months before urine test would pick up , with 2nd it took blood work and with the 3rd it took a ultra sound so everyone is different and so is every pregnancy if you feel you are chances are then you are just treat yourselfas if you were and see what happens, another example, my sister, she took 13 hpt with her first child all neg blood test said pos. she is now pregnant again, she again went through the hpt (why I do not know) and even blood work all neg she even had her period for 2 to 3 months the month she missed she had blood drawn again and when they did the ultra sound boy were the docs surprised she is 4 1/2 months pregnant the ultra sound was done about 1 to 2 weeks after she got a positive result on blood work. hope this help

well i don't know if it work but i know about its depend on you rather---let say you have a 28 cycles your chance to get pregnant will be up to 14 days after your last period and you count from the first day of your last period...so it takes from 8 days to 16 days after your period-- you should make your owed calender you should write down when you start to ovulation how long your period last...was it spotting medium-heavy period--this well also help you to get pregnant also... i wish you the best of luck

if it coming right after the heavy bleeding that you had after having the baby, then yes. it simply means you are healing the way you're suppose to. blood or lochia will go from bright red, to brown, to light yellow, then to white.

Hi, Brownish discharge can occur during pregnancy hun but it may also be due to a vaginal infection. See your doctor for a examination but you do not need to worry about your pregnancy because it is old blood and not fresh blood. But do see your doctor.

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I wouldn't worry as much about the white discharge as much as the yellow, as the yellow just sounds different. However, both could be just as normal as the other. Just go see your doctor/physician about it, as they will be able to tell you if anything is actually wrong or not.

this is not a sure sign that you could be pregnant it could just be an irregular period mayb eif you are under any stress or if youhave changed your diet. however this can sometimes happen when pregnant and if you think you could be pregnant then you should have a test or contact your doctor.

A white discharge usually means a vaginal infection.

Hi, Your question is: What is light brown spotting only when wiping? Brown spotting is old blood and can indicate several things: * UTI * Vaginal infection * Left over blood from your period * Pregnancy * Withdrawal bleed from birth control * Spotting due to morning after pill

Home pregnancy tests work by the detection of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in a the test subjects urine. If you test positive from a pregnancy test you are most likely pregnant (they are over 97% accurate). However, there is a low false positive rate and that could be the case in this instance.

If it has been more than 14 days since you had the sexual intercourse that you want to see made you pregnant then simply take another test, or see your doctor for a blood test.

In the event the second test shows you are not pregnant you could have simply not been pregnant and had a false positive, or miscarried a very early pregnancy.

If you are trying to get pregnant, miscarriage of a pregnancy isn't uncommon, and while it is discouraging it does not mean you will continue to have problems getting and staying pregnant. Talk about this with your physician, if you are worried or concerned about it.

If you are not wanting to be pregnant and you don't know what to do to prevent an unwanted pregnancy your health professional can advise you on that as well.

Sometimes you can get a positive pregnancy test result at 2 weeks, but it's generally more accurate at around 3 or 4 weeks

It depends what point you are at in your cycle. If it is around the time your period normally comes, it could be implantation bleeding which means that you could be pregnant. If any other time, it could be an infection. If it continues, you will need to see your OB.

Never, some cases may be the exception though:

1) after a fight

2) on your menstural cycle

3) suffer from a severe illness

4) cut yourself

5) heard a Justin beiber song (warning: may lead to severe external bleeding from the ears)

6) seeing lady gaga (warning: may lead to external bleeding from the eyes)

-Be sure to be aware of number 5 and 6

That's just the after math sometimes this happens , as a result of your insides cleaning itself no need to panick but if it continues for more that a full week over normal you might want to think about it seriously .

This can be a indication of pregnancy. If your already pregnant, then mention the bleeding to your doctor.

so as you not bleeding your still open so you can get pregnant within of week after you have miscarried.

I missed carried on July 29, 2006 and by august 10, 2006 I was pregnant. I have a daughter that was born on April 29, 2007 and you healty and 15 months old and doing just fine

it's rare to have those symptoms until a couple months into the pregnancy. most HPTs aren't accurate until after the day you're supposed to get your period. but if you've had unprotected sex recently, of course you COULD be.