Test came positive but i got some bleeding like a light period and now im confused. Matlab can periods actually come even when pregnant? Bit worried, planning to call my doc. Has this happened to anyone?
Oh, this is such a common worry, especially for us who've been through a lot to conceive. True periods don't happen, no. But any bleeding during pregnancy can be incredibly scary, I know that feeling. If you see any blood, big or small, please, please call your doctor immediately. Better safe than sorry, always.
Actually, you don't get your regular periods during pregnancy because the uterine lining doesn't shed. However, some women might experience light bleeding or spotting in early pregnancy, which can be due to implantation or cervical changes. My doctor called it 'vaginal bleeding' not a period, and always said to report any bleeding immediately to rule out issues. So yes, bleeding can happen, but not periods.
Arey, mujhe bhi laga tha mere periods aa gaye jab starting mein thodi spotting hui thi! I totally panicked and rushed to my gynac. But she explained it wasn't a period. It was actually implantation bleeding, which is quite normal for some women. So no, proper periods don't happen, but some bleeding can occur. Don't stress, but do get it checked.
Periods during pregnancy? Na ji, na! Thank god, right? One less thing to worry about with all these cravings and mood swings already! If you see any bleeding, it's definitely not a period, so just call your doctor right away, don't wait. We need to keep ourselves and baby safe!
No, thank god! Imagine being pregnant in the 3rd trimester, already waddling and feeling like a whale, AND having periods? That's just cruel, yaar! So no, you don't get periods. But if there's any bleeding, even light spotting, seriously, don't think twice, call your gynac. My doctor always said that's non-negotiable.
Haha, imagine having periods AND all the pregnancy symptoms? That would be double trouble! 😂 No, once you're pregnant, your periods stop. If you see any blood, it's not your period, so just give your doctor a quick call to check what's happening. Usually, it's nothing major, but always good to be sure! 😊
