I have heard that some women can still get their period while they're in their first few months ofpregnancy. How is this possible? I thought having your period was the ultimate sign that you were not pregnant. I've heard that the "pregnancy periods" are shorter and lighter. Are they always shorter and lighter? Are there any other distinctions between them and a regular period? My period was about 15 days late this time, and I had unprotected sex twice a week after I was due for my depo-provera shot. For awhile I was scared I was pregnant, but I got my period yesterday. However, hypothetically, could I still be pregnant if I am getting my period and it seems to be of the same flow (I'm a moderate bleeder, not heavy or light), maybe just a bit lighter, and it started out really light but is a tad heavier now. I have the pain and weakness that I usually get with my period. Also, my breasts feel heavier and more sore. Does this sound like a "pregnancy period" or a regular period?
2007-01-02
10:41:16
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