Could I be pregnant after a period that was suspiciously three days late?

Question

My period is always 28 days or less. Always. This month it came at 31 days. It was light to normal which is about two days for me. However, seven days after my period I had light spotting and have become seriously nauseous to the point of losing my cookies on the way home from what should have been a romantic anniversary dinner with my hubbie:(. My tummy is mildly upset but I can keep liquids down ok. The nausea is distracting and I get waves of horrible fatigue. Is it all in my head or should I be concerned? (I'd be worried about ectopic esp.)

Answer 1

Lots and lots of women have bleeding during pregnancy. In some women it ends up being normal, in others it's an early sign of a miscarriage. I would take a test and figure it out. Then call your doctor right away and explain so they can get you right in!

Answer 2

When a period is late, it's because you ovulated later in your cycle. A variety of things can lead to a later ovulation date, and since your luteal phase never changes, it causes your period to appear late. Take a test if you think you are pregnant. The bleeding may noit be your period. I bled a lot and thought I was having a period, but it ended up being a complication from my pregnancy.

Answer 3

No! She's no longer pregnant! She used to be best 12 while she received her interval, so it is going to be abnormal till she turns 18. I skipped mine for two months as soon as, then simply received it the third month I neglected. And mine is abnormal on account that I received mine so younger. She is just one 12 months older than me, and she or he received her's a 12 months after me. -I received mine while I used to be eleven- so, no, she's no longer pregnant. And do not fear, it is going to come quickly.

Answer 4

you're totally pregnant. take a home test.

Answer 5

sounds like it that is what happened to my friend and she was