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 What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy After Having Vaginal Bleeding?

I'm a little confused. Me and my partner had sex on the 24th & 25th January. Ovulation was the 27th January. I usually have regular periods, but I didn't start my period on the 12th February. I've been getting cramping in my abdomen, and feeling light headed. I did a pregnancy test this morning, and it shown a faint line in the test area. This afternoon, I noticed that when I wipe there was blood, which has started to increase in the past few hours. Could I be pregnant?
Mon, 9 Mar 2015
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

A faint line is still considered positive, and as you have not mentioned anything about having protected or unprotected sexual contact with your partner I shall assume it to be unprotected. Having unprotected sexual intercourse so close to your ovulation time, should certainly raise doubts for pregnancy.

I would recommend a visit to your doctor for further confirmation and management accordingly.

Best wishes.
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 What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy After Having Vaginal Bleeding?

Hello ma am and welcome. A faint line is still considered positive, and as you have not mentioned anything about having protected or unprotected sexual contact with your partner I shall assume it to be unprotected. Having unprotected sexual intercourse so close to your ovulation time, should certainly raise doubts for pregnancy. I would recommend a visit to your doctor for further confirmation and management accordingly. Best wishes.