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Q: period when pregnant ?

asked by: PiercedVanity on January 8th, 2008

New User

3 to 4 days before your period and still have your period... even though it is a day or two late....

I am usually really heavy.. but I was really really light and first and the blood wasn't dark.. very light.. and then yesterday or so.. I picked up some.. not a lot but some.. the blood is darker..

My fiancee and I are really hoping.. but I am so confused.. Can I please get some help?

Thank you,
Becca

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stickyicky

replied on January 8th, 2008

Experienced User

You can. Usually people ovulate like two weeks before their period, but some ovulate around their period and stuff. It just depends. How long was your bleeding? You could be, anything is possible. You should take a test.

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