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A member asked:
Can i still get my normal cycle(full length of 7 days and clotting) even if i'm only a week into pregnancy?
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No: You cannot have a period if you are pregnant. You can have bleeding when you're pregnant and this is not normal. It should be promptly evaluated by your doctor.
Answered 3/6/2019
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