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Pregnancy an option?

ok long story short.

Had sex in July, had period day after sex ( was not virgin) was 2 days short. Skipped period in Augest, Had period in September ( on time) mom died (*****) Period came in October ( week and half late) No period in November or December ( was under stress for a short while but stress free now)

Been having MASSIVE mood swings, drinking more, and looking rounder a little out of the blue and feeling *firmer* as well as bad head aches/ random dizzy spells ...forgive me if this is stupid but.

Could i be pregnant?

Thank you. :)

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1891853 tn?1344648442
You dont get your period if your pregnant, at all. If you bleed, and you are pregnant than its not your period. Could be miscarriage, and some women just bleed during pregnancy with no complications from it.
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1905116 tn?1444425264
Folk can bleed regularly but obviously not have a 'true' period. Especially early on, Ive had a few occasions of spotting myself but all appears to be well with baby.
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1905116 tn?1444425264
Could be....but yup, only one way to find out!
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probably the best advice, i did in Sept, and it came out negative but probably should try again. can you actually get  a regular period when your pregnant? and if you don't know thats cool i'm just curious.
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Take a test and see :)
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