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Tiara9246

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Pregnancy And Period? Pls Help
Posted: 05-09-06 02:08am

Hi, i'm new to the site and I was just viewing all the wonderful insight you ladies share with one another. So maybe you all can help me!


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tigresacanela24

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Posted: 05-09-06 07:24am

I am glad that you feel that this site is a supportive and insightful place to come with your concerns.

Yes it is possible to have a period while pregnant. As far as the rest of your question is concerned I will refer you to the sticky very near the top of the page. It is entitled "before you post...Am I pregnant". Please read it and then decide what you should do. It was posted to help everyone who comes here wanting to know whether or not the symptoms that they are displaying could possibly be pregnancy.
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Lalee

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Posted: 05-09-06 10:22am

You should wait until you have missed your period to take an hpt. I understand that testing while you are bleeding will not give you an accurate result, though, so it wouldn't do you much good now.
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Emma2

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Posted: 05-09-06 14:02pm

The proper wording when your actually preganant and start to bleed is either "implantion bleeding" or just "bleeding" or "spotting". You cannot have a period because that would mean you ovulated and are shedding your lining which both in pregnancy does not happen.
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