How Likely Is It For A Woman To Have A Period And Be Pregnant?

Answer 1

Its not whats classed to be "the norm", but it is possible! Some women have implantation bleeding, which is a little like a period but is in actual fact the fertilised egg implanting into the lining of the womb. And some women continue to have periods right through their pregnancy. It is hard to say how likely it is as everyone is so different and what is normal for one person may not be for others. Most people do not have periods during pregnancy, but it does happen!

Answer 2

Impossible. You can not have a period when you are pregnant. A period is the disposal of the unused egg and uterus lining. If the lining of the uterus came off when you were pregnant then that would be a miscarriage.

You can have regular bleeding though, which most women mistake for a period. This happened to me, and it ended up that I had placenta previa Any bleeding should be reported to an OB right away though as it could indicate a problem.

Answer 3

Yes, you can have your period and still be pregnant. Just watch for strong cramping. I went through this when i was pregnant with my daughter. I had my period for 3 months and I didn't know that I was pregnant. I actually had all the other symptoms-dizziness,morning sickness,ect. I ended up taking the test at work to prove everyone wrong and it turned out that they were right! I was in and out of hospitals all the doctors said that I had a chance of miscarring her but they were wrong thank god. She was born on june 21 of 2005 very healthy! I hope everything works out for you as it did for me. Good Luck!

Answer 4

It isn't impossible my oldest sister was pregnant with twins and had a regular period the whole first trimester, and they came out healthy.

Answer 5

VERY LIKELY. I know many women that had their period all throught their pregnancy.

Answer 6

Very, your body is not used to something foreign.