I heard when women are pregent they bleed a little bit..is it just a little bit or do they need a tampon?
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No you should just use a pantyliner or towel, normally its just spotting !
483614
are you pregnate or breastfeading? those things sure do. those things aren't bad, depending on the circumstances. i would take a pregnancy test.
804524
theres nothing to be embarassed about! all women have that!  what I do is i wear a pad. ( I play Basketball too) it's called vaginal discharge. and it only smells to you... no one else can smell it. wear a pad. if it feels like your period you can be confident that there is somthing there. and you can't make it stop... if you haven't started your period thats a sure sign that you are about to. when in basketball you should honestly wear a tampon. seriously! my coach gave out samples the other day when guys were there... so yeah... that was embarassing! have fun playing B-Ball!
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Question:   Can I be pregnant and still have periods?\n\nBabyCentre Editorial Team:   No. Once your body starts producing human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) — the pregnancy hormone — and pregnancy is established, your menstrual cycle is interrupted and normal periods will stop. However, many women do experience bleeding during early pregnancy (for several reasons — see below) that may look very much like a normal period. This can make establishing your due date difficult, since midwives and doctors often use the first day of your last period to determine your due date. If that's in any doubt, measuring how big your uterus is may help them determine how far along you are. And if that's inconclusive, your midwife may decide to send you for a dating scan to measure the size of your baby and clarify exactly when he is due.\n\nMany women who have spotting in early pregnancy go on to have their baby without any complications, but bleeding can also be a cause for concern. It may be the first sign of a miscarriage; if so, your symptoms would probably go on to include heavy cramping and bleeding that is much heavier than a normal period. If you have sharp pains in your lower abdomen, especially if the pain is only on one side, you should see your doctor straightaway as you could have an ectopic pregnancy.\n\nBecause of these potential complications, if you bleed at all early in your pregnancy, it's best to notify your doctor or midwife. She may suggest getting a blood test to check your hormone levels or order an early ultrasound to evaluate your condition more thoroughly.\n\nReviewed March 2006
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The answer to your question is yes, but I would like to clarify something.  When you are pregnant, there are high levels of something called HCG in your urine.  You can still be pregnant and not have enough HCG in your urine to turn a  urine pregnancy test positive in early pregnancy.  So if you are pregnant and bleeding it is medically not considered a "period".  It is considered spotting.  That's why it is important to go to a doctor if you think you could be pregnant, even if you are having what you think is a "period".  Steps can be taken to possibly prevent a miscarriage.
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If in doubt - do without!! Especially in your first trimester...you may want to ask your Dr. to be sure.
566317
All female mammals bleed. You seem to be concerned about the amount of blood you lose. Unless there is something wrong, normal menstrual blood loss is minimal...on average less than a 1/4 cup total. Not all of the fluid you see in your pads/tampons are blood either...but mixed with the blood, it makes it look like more.
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NORMAL\n\nyes this is 100% normal, your periods are probably or probably used to be irregular, and this is normal\n\nnothing to worry about, this is just the way the female body works, and everyone's is different, if you wear tampons, just wear them until everything is clear, no big deal
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you need to reach way way up in there and see if you have left a tampon up in there, because this happened to my sister, and boy when the docter took it out the whole room had to be aired to the fullest, please check!
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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.
1033829
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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when was the last period?  might be pregnant?
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Hey hey, don't worry, most every girl has this fear when they first use tampons. Most of them will say that it isn't that bad after they've tried it. Not all tampons are big, but you have to get the right size for your period. If you are have a heavy flow you'll have to use bigger ones, but if you are light you'll need smaller ones. I suggest you talk to your mom about this too, eventhough you might be uncomfortable asking. Even if you end up needing bigger tampons, they don't hurt like you'd think they would. It'll just take some getting used to. As for TSS, it's a very rare sickness, and you usually only get it when you leave a tampon in for a really long time, like 7 hrs. or more. But you shouldn't worry, because you usually need to change before that amount of time. Even if for some reason you do leave it in a long time, you probably be okay, you just have to make sure you take it out right away after you realize it. I'm pretty sure you'll be okay, it's always scary at first, but it's so much better than using pads all the time. lol
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No, most  women do not have implantation bleeding. Most positive cases are very minor and most women don't even know it is going on. It takes an ultrasound to diagnose these cases. Many pregnancies survive implantation bleeding, but if the bleed is severe, often you could lose the pregnancy. You do not need to have an implantation bleed to sustain the pregnancy. It is more normal to not have one than it is to have one.
300812
You take a pregnancy test.  That's how you'll know your preggers.
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Personaly, I only had a "warm" feeling in my panties. It varies from person to person. Some will experience cramping while others just find it when they use the restroom. As far as what to do, hopefully you have talked to a parent or school nurse. I DON'T advise Tampons initially. Try a pantyliner.
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smoke is right, but it's not "pouring" out of you then it's just discharge and its getting you ready to have your period. it could be a few days or a month or even a year from now but even after you get your period you'll have a liitle bit in your undies. if it's like snot or the stretchier or gummier it gets it means your fertile. you can have a kid even before your first period.