Is it normal to have a 2 day period when your 4 weeks pregnant

Is it normal to have a 2 day period when your 4 weeks pregnant?

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Vaginal bleeding is a common problem in early pregnancy , complicating 20-30% of all pregnancies. You should consult your OBGYN

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Might be 4 weeks pregnant!?

Q: Hello, i started spotting 2 days before my period. It was a light orange/pink color. I then started bleeding a dark red then it went to a dark brown and stopped. It wasnt heavy like my normal periods. It was light. More blood would come out when i would whipe then what i was passing on the pad. I bleed for 4 days and i usually bleed for 7. I had sore breasts 7 days before my period was due (after ovulation) and they usually get sore 3 days before. Today i feel light headed and nauseated and my vesion is kind of blurry, but i am not throwing up yet. I also have a red itchy patch above my clevlage but around my breast area. They are also red bumbs on my breast. I read something over the internet about it being in pregnancy. It said it could be from breast expanding or something. Has anyone woman experienced this? Is it normal when pregnant to spot around the time of your period? Im really confused!Thank you!

A: Yes, you could be pregnant, but it could be Stress or other medical problems. See your doctor to ensure there are no other health problems and get a blood test for pregnancy (blood tests are most accurate) while you’re at the Doctor.Read this article regarding the different Pregnancy Tests, perhaps it will help you understand the different methods a little easier:http://pregnancy.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Blo…Best Wishes

can you get your period while pregnant and am I possibly pregnant?

Q: Me and my boyfriend last had sex 6 weeks ago. I am on birthcontrol and always have a very normal period on it, but 2 weeks after, when it was time for my period, it was 4 days late. I had taken a home pregnancy test on the 3rd day and it was negative. But now, although I’m not due for 2 weeks, I’m nauseous(which I found out starts happening 5-6 weeks after conception), my back hurts, I keep getting irritating hot flashes(and i’m in Maine where its really cold) and even the smell of food, not to mention eating it, makes me nauseous.Could I possibly be pregnant?

A: it is not impossible to have your period if your pregnant. there are people that have there period every month while there pregnant. you sound like you could be prego but i would go to the doc. and see what they say or take a test closer to your period date!

hCG levels and some other questions?

Q: A bit of info in case it’s helpful:I’m 21 years old, In a stable relationshipI am 5 weeks today, Confirmed pregnancy by blood test.Last Period started on May 10 – normal 28 day cycle.1) at 4.5 weeks my hCG level was 600, Is this a fairly normal level for close to 5 weeks?2) I was given a vaginal ultrasound, although I knew it was to early to see a baby or even a sac for that matter, would they have been able to tell if it were an ectopic/tubal pregnancy by the vaginal ultrasound? or is it something they would have to actually be looking for to know?3) I had some light spotting before I knew I was pregnant, Only lasted for 3 days. other then that I’ve had no bleeding although for the last weeks Ive been experiencing some dull cramping. I’ve been told that cramping is very normal up until the 3rd month but I still worry. Mothers and mothers to be, What/was your cramping in early pregnancy like?I’m constantly worry that something is about to go wrong for the simple reason- I did have an abortion when I was 14 due to some very unfortunate events. Which reminds me of one more question4) From a previous abortion, could there be enough scar tissue to prevent me from carry a normal pregnancy?Thank-You Erin and Amy for easing my worried mind. Stressing is probably the last thing I should be doing!

A: weeks LMP: 5 – 50 mIU/ml# 4 weeks LMP: 5 – 426 mIU/ml# 5 weeks LMP: 18 – 7,340 mIU/ml# 6 weeks LMP: 1,080 – 56,500 mIU/ml# 7 – 8 weeks LMP: 7, 650 – 229,000 mIU/ml# 9 – 12 weeks LMP: 25,700 – 288,000 mIU/ml# 13 – 16 weeks LMP: 13,300 – 254,000 mIU/ml# 17 – 24 weeks LMP: 4,060 – 165,400 mIU/ml# 25 – 40 weeks LMP: 3,640 – 117,000 mIU/ml# Non-pregnant females: <5.0 mIU/ml# Postmenopausal females: <9.5 mIU/mlThat is a list of normal hCG levels in pregnancy. Yes, your level was good for almost 5 weeks, a bit high (which some people think that could indicate a multiple pregnancy), but high is fine, low is a problem. 2. At that stage, the doctors wouldn’t be able to tell if it was a tubal pregnancy because there is nothing to be seen yet, it’s still too small to be seen. The way they would have to tell if it was a tubal pregnancy would be to see if you have increasing pain down there later (dull cramping is normal), and other symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy, and then they’d have to give you another ultrasound when the baby is big enough to be seen.3. Spotting in early pregnancy is common, and since it only lasted for 3 days and your hCG level was fine, I wouldn’t worry about it. My cramping in early pregnancy felt like period cramps, they were dull and mild, which is normal. It is your uterus stretching.4. Most of the time after an abortion, a woman is able to carry a full-term, healthy pregnancy. I’m sure you will be fine.