Can I be pregnant if I have an irregular period or have bleeding around my period time?

Question

8-1 I started spotting 8-2 I received my period. 9-2 I started spotting and 9-3 and 9-4, and 9-5 I started a little heavier flow but nothing like I used to normally get. I did have sex on the 19 and 20th of August and from some of the fertility calculations online they said if might be possible to be pregnant, can it when I still have like bleeding like I am having?

Answer 1

You can have your period all the way up until child birth. When my mom was in high school her friend went to the hospital with cramps one day and had a baby. No one, including herself, even knew she was pregnant. She was skinny as ever. She was almost full-term, too.

Answer 2

It is possible to have abnormal bleeding during pregnancy but it's not a period. Since the bleeding started at the time your period was due then it is most likely just that--your period. The average couple only has about a 20% chance of getting pregnant in any given cycle so the odds are that you are not pregnant. You can take a test to be sure.

Answer 3

You can have bleeding.. it's called "implantation bleeding" it is usually lighter, and differs from your usual period. I would go get a couple HPT's or go to the doctors and test in a couple days, and then if your still not satisfied then I would wait a couple more days and test again! Good Luck!

Answer 4

It's always possible. If you really want to know go to the dollar store and buy a pregnancy test. It's only a dollar for piece of mind.

Answer 5

Yes u can. My advice to u is wait until your next menstual period and if it's not back to normal, see a OB/Gyn. You could be pregnant or your hormones could be out of balance.

Answer 6

if you are spotting, that is the same as a period.

Answer 7

not sure