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Q: Had My Period, Could I Still Be Pregnant?

asked by: Summer2006 on August 12th, 2006

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I dont know which period you miss after having sex and becoming pregnant. Like, I had sex on the 19th of last month, then I had my regular period on the 29th, which is ten days later. Does that mean i'm not pregnant, or would it be the next period that I would miss because the sex was only 10 days before my next period. I'm confused, some help would be nice :)

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brookster29

replied on August 13th, 2006

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It is possible to still have a period even if you're pregnant, although they are usually much lighter. Some women, like my friend, have periods through out their entire pregnancy. If you are worried about being pregnant your best bet would be to take a pregnancy test. Its been long enough that it will show if you're pregnant or not. Goodluck!

Tylanas

replied on August 14th, 2006

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My mom had sex the day before her period, and became pregnant, and missed the period entirely!! But then another time I think she did have periods the whole time...

How light is "light"?

kandra

replied on August 16th, 2006

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eiri wrote:

my mom had sex the day before her period, and became pregnant, and missed the period entirely!! But then another time I think she did have periods the whole time...

How light is "light"?

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