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question about period?
Ive read some stuff on the internet. If you have a regular period which occurs on the same day (every 28 days) and is the same amount of bleeding, is there anyway you could be pregnant? some websites say you can regular periods and still be pregnant
I have been on birth control for two years, could that have something to do with it?
I would say you are ok but if you are still worried you can call your Dr. and ask for a blood test to make 100% sure.
i took a pregnany test on the morning of the day i was suppose to start a few hours before i started, and it was negative, should i be ok? thanks!
Yes you can have periods and still be pregnant. My mother did all through her pregnancy with me and my sister. But it's uncommon.
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