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Can you be on your period the first two months if you are pregnant??

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Answer #1

Great answer Mandlyloo, right on spot. Let me reiterate what Mandyloo said. It is very important to let your Dr. know anything abnormal. Some spotting is noticed during the 1st trimester. After that, not so normal. If this is your 1st, congratulations and you are in for a wonderful journey. The things you’ll have happen to you body, and feelinh the baby move for the 1st time is truly amazing!! Good luck!! {=

Answer #2

my aunt had hers for four months..thats why she didnt know she was preg. with my cousin…but she had been pregnant four months with her period

Answer #3

see a doc, I had bleeding and is was a placenta abruption. Basically the placenta was peeling from the uterus slowly …and I had to go bed rest for a long time until it was fully reattached. If a placenta is not attached fully and is peeling- the baby is not getting all the nutrients… and it could peel off completely and the baby aborts . A quick ultrasound will determine what is going on.

Answer #4

Yes you can. Although it’s not a period completely because the egg is not shed from the uterus. You can bleed still during your pregnancy though - I had period like bleeding for 3 months during my pregnancy with my son.

Although if you are pregnant and you are bleeding - you should always call your doctor to make sure everythings allright.

Answer #5

My sister had her “period” the first 5 months with her son and didn’t even know she was pregnant.

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