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Is it possible to be pregnant and have a few regular menstrual cycles?
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Yes: In early pregnancy, it is possible to have bleeding at the expected time of your period and still be pregnant. That is why you may have been asked for the start of your last normal menstrual period to date your pregnancy, since this period is often lighter and not typical.
Answered 7/7/2012
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