Is it possible to have slight bleeding in you first couple weeks of pregnancy

Is it possible to have slight bleeding in you first couple weeks …?

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A couple conception questions…?

Q: Just a few questions about conceiving…Question 1: About how long does it take to get pregnant after stopping the pill (or how long did it take you)? I read that about 50% of women get pregnant within the first 3 months after stpping the pill.Question 2: I am thinking about purchasing an Ovulation Predictor kit. Is it possible to have an LH surge (and get a positive result on the test) but still not ovulate? Or does getting a positive result for LH in your system guarantee that you will be ovulating?—I have been off the pill since my last period and for about a week was having some early symptoms (or what I thought were possible symptoms) that I could have conceived; nausea, sore nipples… This morning I had slight spotting that I was hoping was Implantation bleeding but it seems now to have actually been the beginning of my period… 🙁 I normally have very regular periods even right away after going off the pill (I was off for about 3 months almost a year ago and seemed to be regular right off the bat) so this somewhat concerns me that I may be irregular. Today would have only been day 19 of my cycle but apparently now its back to day 1 again… So I’m hoping that it’s only this month since I recently stopped the pill and after this I will get back to normal, or just miss my next one completly and get a positive pregnancy test 🙂 But anyway, I’ll stop rambling on, just very anxious.Thank You all for your answers in advance!!

A: 1.) It can happen as soon as you get off the Pill or years afterward. There is no way to really tell. As soon as you have your regular cycle and begin ovulating, you can get pregnant.2.) Yes, it’s possible to get a positive reading on an OPK and have an LH surge, but not ovulate. It’s also possible to ovulate and not have a period (because of conception, obviously) and to have a period but not ovulate.Good luck to you!! ♥

Do you think I could be pregnant?

Q: My fiance and I haven’t necessarily been trying to conceive but we are at a point in our lives/relationship where having a child would be okay. We haven’t used protection in the last five months & have sex at least every other day and as often as 2-3x a day and I was starting to get nervous that I might not be able to get pregnant normally. Then last month my period came a week and a half earlier than normal, and usually my periods are pretty spot-on… I shouldn’t have gotten it until the 28th of December and it instead started December 17th. It was also really heavy with lots of clotting and I had horrible cramps the whole 5 days (normally I just get them the first day or two). I thought maybe I had had a miscarriage without realizing I was pregnant. However about 6 days after I should have actually gotten my period, and 16 days after I did (Jan 2nd), I had slight spotting a few times, but it was only that day and then went away. I have never had spotting between periods before ever, but thought maybe it had something to do with my last period coming early (but am hearing now it could be implantation bleeding?). Two days before that though I thought I might have gotten a 24 hour flu because I had thrown up and was very nauseaus the whole next day and had horrible stomach pain. But ever since the spotting I have had nauseau almost once a day, my fiance has told me he thinks my breasts are getting bigger (and my nipples have been sore), i’ve been going to the bathroom more frequently, and I’m hungry every couple hours! If I go by when I had my last period then I should get mine in the next few days. I took a pregnancy test saturday hoping to find something out, but it was negative, I’m going to try again in a few days. My finace is convinced I am though, and he is getting all excited about it… I’ve tried figuring out if it the dates make sense but am thrown off by my last period. Do you think it’s possible I am pregnant?

A: It is very possible that you are pregnant! Sometimes that period clotting is normal just your system cleaniing itself out. i was the same way! Start taking your prenatals(even if your not prenant they are good for you) If you keep getting negative and no af see a doctor asap and get a blood test done. Good luck keep us updated

Could I be pregnant, given these circumstances?

Q: I am 18 years old and me and my boyfriend are trying to have a baby. I have polycystic ovarian syndrome, I take metformin to help with that. I had about a month long period, which stopped about a month ago. My obgyn gave me pills to stop the bleeding, after I stop taking the pills I was supposed to have my period again. I stopped taking the pill about 4 or so days ago and I have not had my period yet.I have also had some possible signs of pregnancy; on and off upset stomach, some tiredness, a slight temperature for about a week, the past couple of days i have had sore breasts, and my boyfriend said he thought my vains in my breasts have been more visible (they have always been slightly visible).Yesterday and this morning i took a first response pregnancy test and they were both negative.It does not make much sense to me.I am thinking about waiting a week to see if i get my period and calling my doctor.Would you assume that I could still be pregnant, given the results of the test?

A: If the skin around your nipples changes from pink to brown then you are pregnant.It is a bit early to say if you would be pregnant as you only stopped taking the pill 4 days ago, but if you have had a bout of diarrhea or vomiting or taken an antibiotic during the course of taking the pill, it can stop your liver from absorbing enough of the hormones to prevent pregnancy.I know, it happened to me!The breasts being sore can also be caused by the hormones in the pill.If you have never been pregnant before then the skin around your nipples will be pink, but it will go brown when you get pregnant and will stay brown from then onwards.If you want to get pregnant the best thing is to eat well-balanced nourishing food, get plenty of gentle healthy exercise, good restful sleep, and stop stressing out about it.The more relaxed you are, the more likely you will conceive.Avoid caffeine, (energy drinks, coca cola and pepsi included), smoking, and alcohol.Definitely do not use illicit drugs and check with your doc that every prescription he gives you is safe for a pregnant woman to use.Your boyfriend should avoid using tight jocks(kills off the sperm as they overheat), alcohol, drugs, caffeine including soft drinks and energy drinks with caffeine, and smoking.Why use food or other products that can cause damage to the egg and sperm even before the moment of conception?Make sure your wish for a baby is mature and well- balanced and not just a whim to have something to cuddle like a pet dog.Make sure you are bringing a baby into a safe and stable relationship and not just trying to patch up a faltering relationship by having a child together.A baby is a lifelong commitment and needs both parents available to love it through to adulthood and beyond for maximum potential to be achieved in the human life you are creating.Big responsibility! Be sure before you enter this area of responsibility.