Question 1

can you be pregnant but still get a period? feeling nauseous all the time.
please advise?

Accepted Answer

See below: Get a blood test for HCG level. 
If you are getting periods, you are not pregnant. 
Conception occurs within day or so of the sex. It takes about 3 weeks for the embryo to make enough HCG for a positive pregnancy test. Blood test may be done a day after a missed period. Home pregnancy tests should be done 4-5 days after the missed period.

Question 2

can i be pregnant and still get a period?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Up to 30% of pregnant women have vaginal bleeding and mistake it for their period.

Question 3

tell me can you be pregnant and still get period?

Accepted Answer

See below: Up to 30% of pregnant women will experience vaginal bleeding.

Question 4

is it possible to be pregnant and still get your period?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Sometimes an implantation bleed is misconstrued as a period. Also can get bleeding in ectopic pregnancies . Suggest see GP for appraisal.

Question 5

what's most likely way could you be pregnant and still get your period?

Accepted Answer

See below: You always have to rule out pregnancy.  Get a home pregnancy test.  They should turn positive about the time you're a week late.  If it's negative, repeat it and call your doctor.

Question 6

can a person be pregnant and still get her period for 5 months 7 dias at a time.?

Accepted Answer

Pregnant: It is possible, but invest in a pregnancy test to see if you really are pregnant.

Question 7

i am confused about can you be pregnant and still get your period?

Accepted Answer

See below: Up to 30% of pregnant women can have vaginal bleeding, and mistake it for their period.

Question 8

could i get pregnant a day before my period and still get my period?

Accepted Answer

Possible, but...: Let me first say, you are probably not pregnant.

That being said, a lot of what if's would have to occur.  If you had a second ovulation late in your cycle and that egg was fertilized and you had a lighter period than usual and did not shed all of the uterine lining and the egg was able to implant, then yes.  Very unlikely, but yes.  

Check an over the counter pregnancy test to be sure.

Question 9

can i still get my period the first few weekd of becoming pregnant ?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding: Women tend to think that all vaginal bleeding is your period. If you're pregnant and having bleeding its not a period.  There are several reasons for bleeding in early pregnancy.  The most likely is bleeding from where the new pregnancy implants, another is cervical bleeding from sex or an exam.  But if its as heavy as your period, call your OB doctor as it may be threatened miscarriage.

Question 10

i still get my period but it changed, and i have  a lot of symptoms. can i be pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Possible but: unlikely.  There have been cases where the patient has had monthly period like bleeds during pregnancy but again these are rare.

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Tell me can you be pregnant and still get period?

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What's most likely way could you be pregnant and still get your period?

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Can a person be pregnant and still get her period for 5 months 7 dias at a time.?

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Could i get pregnant a day before my period and still get my period?

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I still get my period but it changed, and i have a lot of symptoms. can i be pregnant?

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