I found out the next week that I was pregnant and the doctor told me that my cramping was due to the egg attatching itself to my uterus. He also told me that even if you do start bleeding, like you would for a period, its still a good idea to take a test to be sure.

Aug 16, 2012 · Anytime you have unprotected sex you can get pregnant. I’m not sure what salt and water would have done for you, but I don’t believe it prevents pregnancy. This month, I’m still waiting for my period to come. Should I wait to take a test? Answer: If you have missed your period since April, you should definitely take a test. If you have

The differences between menstruation and being pregnant are supposed to be clear-cut: Once you’re pregnant, you don’t get periods anymore. Unfortunately, it isn’t always so obvious.

Oh goodness, I’m so lucky I didn’t get pregnant." The truth is that it is unlikely during the first day or two of your cycle, but this is not a method of birth control. Therefore you can’t rely on sex during your period to prevent pregnancy.

No, you’re not supposed to get your period if you’re pregnant. To understand why, you’ll first need to know what your period is: the lining of your uterus containing mucus, blood etc. Without getting too detailed, this lining is there to let a fertilized egg nest itself in and give it the chance to

It’s easy to think that you can’t get pregnant if you’re not having a regular menstrual cycle. It makes perfect sense that if you’re not having periods, you’re not fertile. The truth is that whether or not you can become pregnant depends on why you’re not menstruating and if you’re ovulating.

ok, well my period came on time, and stuff, but i’m still worried is it possible that I’m pregnant, cos i think i had some spotting earlier before my period, and had unprotected sex a couple weeks back i just don’t know what to think %-)

Jul 28, 2008 · Best Answer: Many women report having their period while pregnant, but typically this is not the case. The reason why this cannot be is that pregnancy and menstruation cannot take place at the same time, by the very definition of the two.

Read the book, "what to expect when you’re expecting". you can spot on the first period time. my mother did it when she was pregnant with me, and my friend shara did it too. both my mom AND my friend shara thought they were pregnant, but started to …

Jul 02, 2015 · If ovulation is occurring, a period will follow within 11 to 14 days. For example, in women that have 28 day cycles (a period occurring every 28 days), we know that ovulation is …