My cousin tested positive but she says she still got some bleeding around her usual date. Now she is confused if its really her period or something else. Is this possible in early pregnancy or should she get it checked?
No yaar, you actually can't get your periods if you are pregnant. Sometimes minor spotting happens which people confuse with periods. But if it's heavy bleeding, don't wait at home, just call your doc right away.
I had severe bleeding in my first trimester which I thought was a period, but it was actually a subchorionic hematoma. Please do not take this lightly. If you have confirmed your pregnancy and are bleeding, go to your gynecologist immediately.
Honestly, you can't have a normal period during pregnancy. If you are seeing blood, it's better to spend a little on a home test kit first rather than worrying. If the test is positive and you are bleeding, go to a budget-friendly clinic or government hospital immediately for an ultrasound, don't ignore it.
Welcome to the group! Actually, you cannot have a real period because your body is keeping the uterine lining for the baby. Spotting can happen, which is normal, but if it looks like a proper heavy flow, please contact your doctor to be safe.
Actual period bleeding is not possible once you are pregnant, but light spotting or implantation bleeding is quite common. You can drink coconut water and take rest to keep your body cool. But if it is heavy bleeding with pain, please call your gynac immediately.
