i just had a miscarage 4 weeks ago i was about 6 weeks pregnet and i started to get bleeding or period. was ther anythig i could have done to stop the bleeding??? i want to have a baby as soon as possible and i am having sex at the moment hoping to get pregnet, is this a good idea? when do u think would be the best time for me to have sex so i get pregent??? i am worried that i might have another miscarrage is there any medicine or precautions that i can take to aviod my period or bleeding in pregnacy.
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unfortunately theres nothing you can do to avid it. ive had 7 miscarriages. i still have 3 kids but i had to stay on strict bed rest from the moment i found out i was pregnant until i gave birth. if youve only had one miscarraige, dont worry too much. if you have more go to the dr and get tests done. they should start testing after the 3rd miscarraige. but i definately suggest waiting  a few months before trying again. i have been pregnant 10 times in the last 7 years if i have another miscarraige my dr says i will need hysterectomy. im only 22. give your body time to heal.
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It could have been another miscarriage.  You really need to see an OB/GYN because it could also be a symptom of uterine fibroids.\nThis condition can cause miscarriage as well as heavy bleeding during periods. Most women don't even know they have fibroids until symptoms start appearing.  There is a non-invasive diagnostic test called an ultrasound to detect fibroids. There are a few treatments for this condition. Please see the doctor for a full pelvic exam as soon as possible. I hope this helps, you can find further information on webmd.com
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Many times stress can throw your period out of whack and cause you to have late or skipped periods.  If you're a few days late, no sweat.  If you're weeks late, that might be a cause for concern.  Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your cycle and is the best time to get pregnant, so a few days after your preiod shouldn't have gotten you pregnant.  But that's not a guarantee.  Get a pregnancy test and use it, don't stress, and it'll probably all work out just fine.  \n\nGood luck!!
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Get on the pill. You are supposed to start way beforehand, but a week is long enough if you have a backup method for a while. It won't hurt your chances of conceiving later, either and it has lots of benefits.
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Yes you could still be pregant, even if your period started a week after the last time you had sex.  As others have stated, this CAN HAPPEN.  So your best bet is to get checked out by a gynecologist, regardless of what the home pregnancy test said.\n\nUnless you want to be re-visiting the gyenecologist once a month, you need to start using some reliable birth control.  And if you want to block STDs, you better use condoms, even if you're using another method of birth control.  Both STDs and sperm can be in the pre-cum that comes out of a man's penis long before he ejaculates, so that condom needs to be on from the beginning.  No riding bareback until you get close--I got a girl pregnant that way in college, so learn from my experience.
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I was pregnant and had a period, but later they said it was just a little bleeding, not entirely uncommon.  The rest of the pregnancy when just fine, healthy baby, felt great, but he came 1 month earlier than I thought he was coming.  Nonetheless he wasn't premature.
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A miscarriage is different for every woman, but if you were bleeding and having severe cramps, then it may be safe to say you did.  But if you had a period right after, then I highly doubt it.  Your body wouldn't have adjusted that quickly.
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Are you using a different type of birth control? How old are you? Have you had unprotected sex?\nThese answers would have been helpful. Continue getting pregnancy tests if your period doesn't come.\nThat happened to me and I miscarried. The pregnancy tests were negative, but it was a very early pregnancy.\nIf you don't want to get pregnant, find a birth control and definitely use condoms.
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First off to the person below, she said she is a virgin and lets believe her on that.  If she said she wasn't a virgin then yes she could be pregnant and miscarrying, but we have NO REASON NOT TO BELIEVE HER!!!\nAs for the question.  Yes Doctors can be wrong!  I don't know if you are any form of birth control incase you decide to have sex or for other reasons, but sometimes Birth Control can do that.  Its a reaction and I went through that for a whole summer once and it was miserable so I know how you feel.  Sometimes certain kids of prescriptions can make you period keep coming back for long periods of times.  Finals are a few weeks away and I don't know your insurance sitution but I would go to a clinic down there and talk to them.  The worst thing is that if you don't have insurance you will get an office visit charge, but your health is more important then money!!!! Blood clotts are a form of cleaning out the body.  That can happenin with miscarriages, etc., but since you say you are a virgin then your body is cleaning something else out and I really think you should go to the clinic.  I personally would stay away from tampons until you see another Dr.  Good luck to you and Take Care.
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Okay, first of all your question is a little unclear.  I think you want to know if you could be pregnant and the answer is yes.  \n\nThere are no guarantees for the first month you start the pill, as your body is adjusting to the hormones.  Also, you didn't complete an entire month of pills (did you finish the 3 weeks of hormones and quit during the placebo week?), so it's possible you could have released an egg.  Another myth is that you can't get pregnant if you have sex while you've got your period.  That's not true, you definitely still can (my old roomate was proof of that).\n\nSounds like you need to pick up an over-the-counter test or see a doctor.  If you can't go to your family doctor, I'm pretty sure you can go to Planned Parenthood or a free clinic to be tested.  If you are pregnant, there are lots of options out there, so don't panic.\n\nBirth control also doesn't protect against STDs like herpes and HIV, so I hope you are using condoms.  Girls can carry condoms, too.  BE SAFE!!!
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What your doctor means is, there are some rare instances that people ended up pregnant who didn't wait a month. You are most likely safe after 2 weeks, but why risk it? It's only a month and its better than dealing with an unplanned pregnancy!
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Yes the same thing happened to me. I was spotting, and even cramping alittle. Sure enough I was pregnant.  It was exactly 2 weeks after I had my period, and I knew something was up because It wasn't time to start my period again. I was on vacation ( which was when I concieved) and it started like the next day. I learned that sometimes there is bleeding and cramping as the egg implants. So Congrats!
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When you have a period, it is an egg that has not been fertilized shedding layers of blood that would have been the blood supply for the baby.  If you are spotting there may be more layers that are coming off that egg.  Nothing to really worry about.  Ask a doctor if it still freaks you out.
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well... i wouldn't rule it out completely cuz our uteri are strange and complex (and sometimes just downright carazzzy) things.  it is, however, unlikely.  there is actually a period of only two or three days when your uterus is primed for baby making, this happens a couple days before your period (the shedding of all those baby-making materials).  are you having sex regularly (cuz sometimes the actual act of having sex after a while could be such a shock to your lonely little uterus that it switches things up on you).  i had really, really, irregular periods from the time i started (11?) until the time i started having sex (almost 21).  me having sex straightened out my cycle and they have been pretty regular since.  of course, the safest bet is to take a pregnancy test and find out, but have a little relief in knowing that you are PROBABLY in the clear.  also, it goes without saying that if you do not want babies you need to be using not only birth control, but a condom as well (two types of contraception are always better than one being that none is 100% fool proof)
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You will need to take a pregnancy test. If it has been at least 2 weeks since you had unprotected sex, you can take the test now and may get a result indicating pregnancy. Continue to test until you get a postitive or you get your period. While some women experience bleeding that they confuse to be a period early during pregnancy, it is impossible to menstrate and stay pregnant so, if your period comes as normal, no worries. Do use proper contraception from now on unless you want to become pregnant. It's just stupid not to use contraception. \n\nImplantation spotting may or may not be a myth. It is undetermined. Spotting inbetween periods can be a sign of other things such as stress, change of diet, illness or even starting an exercise regime. Definitely talk to your doctor at your next appointment because it can also be caused by infections or certain types of cancers, but is most often nothing to worry about.
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Try to calm down and wait it out. You're probably just a couple of days late. The pains might mean you're about to start. If you still haven't started in a week or so, do a pregnancy test. Remember, though, that you can get pregnant any time during your cycle, not just on certain days. Also, you should really consider using something along with the condom to make sure you don't get pregnant if it breaks again.
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i dont know what could be wrong with you but i also had a miscarriage once.  when i fell preg the second time, i had test done and the result was that i was prone to having more miscarriages, probably like you.  i was given a vaccine for that.  i cant give you more details because i cant remember that well.  i'll find my test and get back to you if i can to tell you what your doc can probably look into.