can a woman be pregnate and still have a period?
374169
yes\nthe doctor would need to be informed so a blood test could be done, some bleeding is ok but sometimes something is wrong.
1081302
First of all practice safe sex, and I personally knew a woman that got pregnant while having sex during her period.  Don't take chances, a baby deserves to have a stable home.
1048316
Yes.  You can still have a period after you've gotten pregnant, although generally it will be lighter or shorter in duration.  If you're still concerned that you might be pregnant, try an over the counter pregnancy test kit, but wait until your period has stopped before using it.
457974
not necessarily since periods can be very irregular. many things can influence your regularity - stress, diet, exercise, sleep patterns etc. if any of those have changed dramatically it can throw your system out of whack. even illness can alter the timing.\n\nhowever, if you are having unprotected sex then, yeah, you could be pregnant. if you still don't have your period in about another week then pick up a home pregnancy test. you can find inexpensive, reliable ones at drug stores, department stores, even some grocery stores. make sure you follow the directions to the letter or you could end up with a false positive or false negative.\n\nif the test comes out positive you'll want to get to a doctor asap to confirm it and discuss your options. planned parenthood is a great place where they can test you and answer all your questions. they operate on a sliding scale, so if you don't have much money then the services are free, or very cheap.
783349
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.
564832
I believe what you are asking is if you could be pregnant from intercourse two months ago, after two months of normal periods--correct?  \n\nIf so, the answer is YES!  Some women have their period for the entire length of their pregnancy in fact.  A friend of mine didn't know she was pregnant until she was 7 months along--as her periods came and went like normal that whole time.
360810
Yes. If you had unprotected sex.\n\nMost women have approximately a 26-28 day cycle and ovulate around day 12-14 of that cycle. Sperm can live for up to 5 days inside the vagina so there is a high chance of pregnancy.\n\nBest speak to a health professional - and use birth control (unless you are wanting to start a family).
199067
of course it's possible. having regular periods doesn't necessarily mean that you are excluded of not being sterile(not capable of having a child)
1027063
Some girls have irregular ovulation -- that's what causes your period. Most women are regular, ovulate on schedule and only stop when they become pregnant, if there is a medical condition or they hit menopause. But there is a small percentage of women who do not ovulate regularily. In an extreme case - and this is a friend of mine - ovulation only occurs once a year! She had a great deal of difficulty timing things so she could get pregnant, and she and her husband only managed it once. So the answer to your question is yes, some girls just don't get their periods.
835330
DID U KNOW THAT U CAN STILL HAVE A PERIOD WHILE UR PREGNANT  AND U WOULDN'T KNOW IT TILL U GO TO THE DOCTORS.I THINK U SHOULD GO TO THE DOCTORS CAUSE THAT IS VERY ABNORMAL TO HAVE 3 PERIODS IN A MONTH AND THAT'S HOW U CAN LOOSE ALOT OF BLOOD AND BE VERY SICK...I KNOW CAUSE I HAD 2 PERIODS IN A MONTH AND I WOULD STAY IN FOR AT LEAST A WEEK AND A HALF B4 I WEN OFF AND CUM BACK ON THE FOLLOWING WEEK AND THEY TOLD ME THAT I HAD A OVARIAN SIS ON MY OVARIES AND THAT'S WAT MIGHT B HAVE ME BLEED SO MUCH ...BUT TO B ON THE SAFE SIDE GO TO THE DOCTORS BEFORE ITS A LITTLE TOO LATE...AND ALSO EAT A LOT OF RED MEAT SO UR IRON LEVEL WONT GET SO LOW FROM U LOOSING SO MUCH BLOOD....WISH U THE BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1012445
Yes you can get pregnat. Even one time having unprotected sex you can get pregnant. As they say, it only takes one time. Even  if you are on birth control, there is still a small chance one could get pregnant. It  has been known to happen. Best thing to prevent is to use a condom.
489878
A period is a monthly cycle your body goes through . your body releases an egg and if that egg is not fertilized by male sperm then blood is released.We have a period every 28 days and this is part of womanhood,we have it because usually a woman finds herself one day wanting a child.The cause of it is actually a curse GOD put on women when Eve sinned,you will find it in the BIBLE.That was a womans curse,to bear children and if not the Period stage is what we go through instead!!Some women have heavy periods,but others only experience light flows!!
280045
You can be pregnant AND have your period, the most you can get is spotting which is self explanatory.\n\nIf you've been pregnant for a month, a pregnancy test should show it. To be sure, you can get tested at Planned Parenthood. It's free in many locations.
124935
Yes.  You can get pregnant at any time during your cycle.
208215
Theres not a straight answer for this.  Most likely you are not pregnant.  However, there have been cases where girls still get their periods when they are pregnant.  You should maybe wait a week and take a test if you are concerned.
662475
Irregular periods are just irregular periods. Are you asking if you are pregnant? Either way-SEE A DOCTOR!!!
644259
You really need to talk to your Doc about it.  Someone women experience irregular periods their entire life, nothing wrong with them just the way they work.  Othertimes it can be that there is something of concern.\n\nThe only way to know for sure why it happens, if it is ok for you, and if it will affect pregnancy is to speak with your Doc.