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COULD I BE PREGNANT?

By July 3, 2011 - 10:12am
 
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TODAY IS JULY 3 2011 AND I STARTED BLEEDING A LIGHT RED WITH CRAMPING MY PERIOD IS NOT DUE TILL JULY 8TH I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO CONCEIVE. I WENT TO BED FINE LAST NIGHT ROUND 6AM I WAS FINE THEN ROUND 10AM I SAW I WAS BLEEDING WHICH IS NOT NORMAL FOR IDEAS AND I HAVE HAD TWO PREGNANCY'S BEFORE BOTH TWINS BUT WITH MY SECOND ONE ONLY ONE BABY MADE IT THEY ARE 4YRS APART MY YOUNGEST JUST TURNED 1 AND IM STILL BREASTFEEDING

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Do you have a regular OB/GYN (gynecologist) that you see on an annual basis for medical appointments?

Have you been diagnosed with amenorrhea, and if so, what is the cause (if the cause was determined). Amenorrhea is the absence of a period for more than 3 consecutive months, and it is important to have a full medical check-up to understand what may be causing your absence of periods.

Did you take any medications or use any treatment for your period to begin last month, after being absent for more than 20 months?

How were you tracking your ovulation? I am not sure you are ovulating, if you are not having a period.

July 3, 2011 - 3:22pm
(reply to Alison Beaver)

HI I WAS ON DEPO AFTER MY TWINS WAS BORN UP UNTIL MAY 09 WHEN I GOT MARRIED I STARTED MY PERIOD AND THEN BECAME PREGNANT IN SEPT. AND FOR A MONTH AFTER MY BABY WAS BORN

I HAVE NOT TAKEN ANY MEDICATION FOR MY PERIOD TO START I WAS BREASTFEED AND MY SON REALLY DON'T NURSE ALL DAY ANYMORE WHAT I HAVE BEEN DOING WAS MAKING THE CALENDER THE DAYS I HAD SEX AND I HAVE SEX REALLY UP TILL ITS TIME FOR MY NEXT PERIOD I ONLY BEEN PREGNANT TWICE IN MY LIFE

July 3, 2011 - 5:28pm
(reply to ANEESAH)

I understand now...you did not have a period because you were breastfeeding. Sorry I missed that earlier.

Since you have all of the symptoms of a period, and it is only a week early, the bleeding you are experiencing would most likely be your period. Your period may be irregular for a while since you are still breastfeeding, so it won't necessarily be possible for you to know precisely when you ovulate. To know when you ovulate, a few tips:
1. Most women ovulate 2 weeks before their periods begin. This information is not all that helpful, since you would not know when you ovulate until after-the-fact, however, you can track this on a calendar.
2. Ovulation predictor kits can be useful, but expensive
3. Check your basal temperature or cervical mucus, and track these on special charts, as these are the best indicators for ovulation signs.

good luck! Please know that it takes most women 6-12 months of trying to conceive before they become pregnant, and this is for women who have no fertility issues, are not breastfeeding, etc. It may take you a little longer to conceive, as breastfeeding may/may not effect your ovulation cycle.

July 3, 2011 - 7:30pm

WE TRIED LAST MONTH BUT IT WAS A NO GO AND I DID NOT HAVE MY PERIOD SYMPTOMS AT ALL I DONT GET CRAMPS JUST BACK ACHES IT TOOK ME 3YRS BEFORE I HAD ANOTHER BABY I FOLLOWED ALL THE STEP I TRACKED WHEN WE HAD SEX AND WHEN I WAS OVULATING I JUST STARTED MY PERIOD LAST MONTH AND BEFORE THAT IT WAS SEPT. 20 2009

July 3, 2011 - 3:16pm

Hi Aneesha,
Your period could be starting a few days early, since you have all of the period symptoms (bleeding and cramps). I'm sorry if you are disappointed, since you are trying to conceive. How long have you been trying to conceive?

July 3, 2011 - 11:50am
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