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Is It Safe To Bleed During Pregnancy?
im experiencing breakthrough bleeding and cramps now. if im pregnant is it good or bad? im 26 years old, 53.4 kg. my last menstrual period was march 10, 2011. i and my husband had sex for 2 weeks after my period. do u think im pregnant even though im experiencing heavy bleeding and cramps now?
Mon, 24 Aug 2015
hi,
I understand your concern.
Considering your last menstruation 10th of March... you have about 5 months amenorrheoa. ( no menses for 5 months.)
You had sex in first two weeks( a fertile phase in regular monthly cycle ) from your last menses followed by no periods for 5 months. In case you had regular menstrual cycle before March, you have high possibility of pregnancy.
Now You have bleeding with cramps. It's not at all good if you are pregnant.
You should get your USG scan done as early as possible- it will confirm/exclude pregnancy.
- In case you are pregnant .. you have to get treatment to control it & save pregnancy with a gynecologist's advise.. as early as possible.
- In case it's not pregnancy , consult a gynecologist to evaluate the cause of the delayed periods You may need certain investigations to pin point it.. & then specifc treatment to treat it.
Thanks.
I understand your concern.
Considering your last menstruation 10th of March... you have about 5 months amenorrheoa. ( no menses for 5 months.)
You had sex in first two weeks( a fertile phase in regular monthly cycle ) from your last menses followed by no periods for 5 months. In case you had regular menstrual cycle before March, you have high possibility of pregnancy.
Now You have bleeding with cramps. It's not at all good if you are pregnant.
You should get your USG scan done as early as possible- it will confirm/exclude pregnancy.
- In case you are pregnant .. you have to get treatment to control it & save pregnancy with a gynecologist's advise.. as early as possible.
- In case it's not pregnancy , consult a gynecologist to evaluate the cause of the delayed periods You may need certain investigations to pin point it.. & then specifc treatment to treat it.
Thanks.
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