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Q: Period During Pregnancy ? Chance of Miscarriage ?
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amysimpson
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Emma2
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amysimpson
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The Mrs
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I don't want to burst your bubble, but I've been in your situation before. We had sex around my fertile time (if you indeed have 28 days cycles or somewhere close to it you can get pregnant from having sex between days 10 and 15 in your cycle) and then I ended up having my period FIVE freaking days early and it was lighter than normal... I didn't even use a tampon, I just kept running back and forth to the bathroom wiping to see if it was still there. It turned out that I'd just ovulated early that cycle (and ever since them my ccles have been shorter - 24 days instead of 2
. I'm sorry to tell you this, but that was probably just your period. If it was "implantation bleeding" (which happens in a very small percentage of pregnant women) it would have been more liked a spot or two of tinged or streaked discharge and no red blood at all.
It WILL be okay though, hun. Soon enough you'll have your husband home and can really start trying to conceive. Don't feel bad though... getting pregnant really is harder than high school health classes make it sound
. I'm sorry to tell you this, but that was probably just your period. If it was "implantation bleeding" (which happens in a very small percentage of pregnant women) it would have been more liked a spot or two of tinged or streaked discharge and no red blood at all.
It WILL be okay though, hun. Soon enough you'll have your husband home and can really start trying to conceive. Don't feel bad though... getting pregnant really is harder than high school health classes make it sound
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amysimpson
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Emma2
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