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For The Women Who Got Their Period while Pregnant...

SO I Read That It Is Possible And Some Women Get Theres From About 2 To 6 Months Of Their Pregnancy.  So My Question For Any Women Out There That Has Went Through It, Whose Going Through It Or Knows Someone And Remembers The Details Of It...

1. Did you have cramps?
2. Was it always on the day your period was supposed To start if you wasn't pregnant?
3. Did You Still Have The Common Pregnancy Symptoms Along With The Pregnancy Period?
4. Was It Heavy?
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5. How Long Did Ot Last And Whats Your Opinion About This? Please & Thank You.
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The egg is gone long befir ur period starts.u bleed vbecause ur shedding the lining of ur emdometrium lining. If ur pergnant the hgc inur body should stop the process of sheding ur endermetrium because the endometrium should maje its self into the placenta. If ur have endometrosis or placenta prwva u can have abnormal bleeding throught the entire pergnancy and sometimes the body doesnt excetp or realise ur pergnant causing break through bleeding. Is comes from the same place menstrual blood comes from..the endometrium unless its placenta preva then ur baby is bleeding not u. My friend bleed till she was 6months she found out she was preggo at 5 months. And it was nornal hevy periods she didnt know she was pergnant.
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Having a period is when the UNFERTALIZED egg is passed through the body along with other uterine tissue and blood. It happens approximately 2 weeks after ovulation and when you have a fertilized egg, you can't ovulate. If you're pregnant, you have a fertilized egg. Therefore it's not period.
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8744108 tn?1411750437
No, it is NOT possible to have an actual period during pregnancy. Women bleed, yes. Usually the first time it's implantation bleeding and then they can bleed after. But having a period is not possible. Do some research on it.
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LOL yeah im 12w3d But My Friends Sister Got A Normal Period Until Month 5, It Is Possible Its Just Very Rare
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7174950 tn?1406661109
It isn't acherly your period some women who bleed and their pregnant mistake it as their period but really its just from the pregnancy having a period while pregnant isn't possible or normal.if you think your pregnant take a test if its negative your probley early or your not prego bleeding that women has is acherly brake threw bleeding not a period. I've bleed off and on threw this pregnancy but its not my period  good luck
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Did your sisters belly grow like a normal pregnancy or was it all bloat? Like what wete her symptoms and h poo w different were they from Normal pms symptoms?
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When u say u got pregnant before your period do you mean u had sex, then a normal period the same month u had sex, ovulated after the sex & period and then the next month got nothing? Like are you one of the women who have short cycles? (like two or three days or so) then its over because I have a 26 day cycle 3 day period & 13 luteal seems like we just might be in the same boat..
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Its not your period, woman do bleed during pregnancy , but its not your menstrual cycle
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I got pregnant a week before my last period so it was just a normal period then I missed it the next month.
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7136384 tn?1390142888
My sister had her period for 4 mobths while pregnant and found out she was pregnant at 4 and a half/5 months she said she still cramped, had abdominal pains and shes always had bad period symptoms like throwing up and fatigue so she never thought she was pregnant. She said it wouldnt come on time and was lighter
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