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am i pregnant?
Okay so my period was 12 days late and then I ended up having my period. Thing is, I have had all the symptoms, minus the morning sickness though I have felt like I had to throw up several times, and everytime we had sex which was a lot in the past month he finished in me everytime. I've always had my period on time since the first time I ever started and never missed one so it was not normal for me to be late like this. So could I be pregnant even though I have started my period?
You can't. Sometimes a doctor can from a pelvic exam. If it wasn't a normal period - as in the flow being lighter and not lasting as long then pregnancy is still possible so you would need to take a pregnancy test with first morning urine to determine if you're pregnant or not.
How exactly would I be able to determine if its vaginal bleeding? Bc my period wasnt normal....
No, you can't be pregnant and still have a normal period. Some women experience vaginal bleeding when pregnant - but it's not a period and usually the flow is different than a normal period.
Symptoms don't determine pregnancy, so just because you feel certain things - it doesn't mean you're pregnant and can be caused by other things. If you still suspect you could be pregnant then take a pregnancy test with first morning urine, but I would say it's unlikely you are if your period was normal.
Symptoms don't determine pregnancy, so just because you feel certain things - it doesn't mean you're pregnant and can be caused by other things. If you still suspect you could be pregnant then take a pregnancy test with first morning urine, but I would say it's unlikely you are if your period was normal.
Yes, you could be pregnant and an egg was already released before you had sex. However, you could also just be experiencing changes in your menstrual cycle, because they change as we grow older. Can you respond to my question (Title: Could I Be Pregnant???) as well? It would be greatly appreciated :)
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