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boubt!

Just curious to know...
do pregnent women get their period every month?
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Oww....!! Ookk!!!:)
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I know a few woman who had their period every month their entire pregnancy. It is rare but not uncommon
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A lot of bleeding seems like a period but comes from the cervix instead. Thrre can be other,  more serious causes like placental abruption though.
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I did have a period for a few months when I was pregnant with my daughter. Bleeding during pregnancy can be caused by many things. For example, for me when I was pregnant with her, my HCG levels were low enough to not tell my body to stop the periods until 5 months. HCG is the hormone released once an egg has implanted into the uterus.
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Any idea y?? Like how can they have rheir period coz their utrine wall is intact coz tge fetus is implanted..!! Wat causes the bleeding?
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Its possible! Some women get there period their whole pregnancy. Its def. Not unheard of.
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I have known a couple of people to get theirs every month & they didnt kno they were pregnant until 6 or 7 months when they started showing & then they went to the doc or took a test
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5615074 tn?1378316840
No. That's why they say take a test if you miss a period.
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No they dont
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