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Can you have a type of regular bleeding when you're pregnant? a friend said she bled regularly each month all the way through her pregnancy.
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No: You cannot have a period if you are pregnant. A period is when you shed your endometrial lining if pregnancy does not occur. You can have bleeding when you're pregnant and this is not normal. It should be promptly evaluated by your doctor.
Answered 11/6/2015
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