No, you don't get a period when pregnant. It is possible to have spotting and bleeding during pregnancy but it would not be considered a period. If your friend wants to know if she's pregnant, she needs to take a test or go to the doctor.

Tylanas

replied on April 23rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Do Women Get a Period When Pregnant?

jarielle wrote:

my best friend need to know

Some women have spotting that is so heavy that they think it is a period, so your friend may thinks he has a period. Like the previous person said, your friend needs to get a pregnancy test right away.

diamondgirl

replied on September 16th, 2008

New User

period and pregant

helo am 3 and a half months pregnant but i still have my period the only thing is that it starts off light pink and then red light red my baby is already moveing. is this gona happen the whole time am pregnant. i already have a 3 year old and this never happen with her help me please

o0Heather

replied on September 16th, 2008

New User

Diamond you need to see the doctor asap if your pregnant and bleeding. GL

lagringarican787

replied on September 16th, 2008

Experienced User

yea pregnant and bleeding is NOT NORMAL ...go to the doctor asap!!


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