Joined: 13 Aug 2005 Posts: 17 Location: Sulphur Springs
Just Asking? Posted: 01-28-06 15:51pm
Is it possible for some one to have there
period and still be pregnant for example
some who always has there periods on time
and the last time they had sex was in
october and they had there period in
october after that and in november and
december but they are know 5 days late in
january and they are never late there is
no stress in there life right know they
are not on any medacations at all and they
are filling tired all the time and have no
appatite at all they have a uppset stomach
sore boobs fill sick but never get sick
ribs hurt in the morning when they wake up
could they be pregnant?
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Lalee
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 991 Location: South Carolina
Posted: 01-28-06 22:04pm
Wow, that was a really long sentence.
Lol
yes (or so I hear), it is possible to have
your period and still be pregnant. I
understand it's unusual, though. And I
would think having it for three months
while you're pregnant would be extremely
unusual.
As for the stress thing, it's possible to
have stress in your life and not really
notice it... Like wondering right now
about whether or not you're pregnant;
that's causing stress.
Anyway, there is no better way to know
than to take a test! Good luck!
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hotty
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Nov 2005 Posts: 261 Location: texas
Hi Posted: 01-28-06 22:06pm
When was the last normal period, and when
was the last time having sex, and when is
the next period due?
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