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Am I pregnant?
I am 44 years old, and have always had normal, consistent periods. The last period I had was unusually light- I have never had a period this light. The period ended over 2 weeks ago and my breasts are still huge, and are tender. I don't really have any other symptoms. I know stress plays a huge role in your cycle and we are building a house. Should I be worried that I could possibly be pregnant or is a very light period just something that happens sometimes? I had my hormones checked a year ago and all looked good but I can still become pregnant according to my FSH levels. Thanks!!
Yes. It is possible that you are pregnant. I suggest you take a home pregnancy test. Light or missed periods are common symptoms of early pregnancy. But on the down side, at 44 irregular periods are not uncommon either as a woman may enter into menopause.
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