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what a stupid question..

It is possible though unlikely. The previous posters are wrong - you can absolutely get your period the first couple months of pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test. But honestly, I don't think you have to worry. You sound like a teenager and when you're young, your cycle is going to be a bit unpredictable.

If you've never had sex to start with, you wouldn't be. I don't know if you did or not. Secondly, you don't have even a period when your pregnate. All the blood that would normally be in your period, goes to the baby forming inside of you. If this consernce you this much, go to your doctor and get it checked out.

If you are on birth control or just getting off this would be normal (atleast for most people) But I would take a pregnancy test just incase. I think at Walmart they have the EPT (storebrand) for like 3 dollars and change. Or you can just contact your OBGYN and have them take one there. My periods have always been messed up. Due to previous birth control uses. Good Luck! And I hope everything works out for you =)

I doubt it, but you better go to the doctor you could have an etopic pregnancy, that could make your fallopian tubes burst. it maybe some kind of infection, GO TO THE DOCTOR OR CLINIC!!!!!!!!

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But I can tell you some chicks maintain a light period throughout the earlier months of their pregnancy. The girls who said you don't, are wrong.

Irregular periods are quite normal (could be due to stress, diet, etc). However, if you concerned I would suggest getting a pregnancy test from your local drugstore.

If you're getting your period at all then you're not pregnant.

It doesn't really sound like you're pregnant. You should probably buy a pregnancy test or see a doctor.

No your not pregnant as if you were you would not be having any at all.

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ummm i cant reallyhelp unless i kno ur age lol and if uve done anything lately sorry if thats personal

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we can not diagnose pregnancy online. We are not doctors but I guess we could be good guessers....Go to the doctor!

something like this happened to me... my period came at different times every month and then stopped altogether for two months... i knew i wasn't pregnant cuz i didn't have sex, so i figured it was a change in exercise and stress and stuff... it was at a time when my life was suddenly a little bit different... so that could be a cause of it. also, it could be who you've been around, if your friends have changed. women tend to have their periods when their friends do because they are together a lot, and pheremones get released that make you ovulate together. when you ovulate together you menstruate together. so if you're friends have changed, you may have changed with them.

there is a possibility that you're pregnant. some women have something where they bleed the first few months because of whatever complication or difference with their body compared to others.

i'd recommend taking a home pregnancy test. if you're still worried, see a doctor because none of us answering this are experts unless they are doctors, but i am not.

good luck!

First of all have you had sex ?

Next you would be in your second trymester. So its not the begining anymore.



If you just started your period less than 3 years i fine. It happens to. I am always late by two or more weeks some time by a month.



I love it when it does that when its really light and last only a day with out cramps. it so nice.



Relax and you would be showing by now.



Its noraml until it because reg.

If it doesnt fix in a 7 months talk to your dr. and see if they think "the pill" can help you. Thats what might happen to me. So

Yea its normal. Add a little more though like age, how long have you had your period , and if you had sex.

Well if you've had intercourse then yea, you "could be pregnant" but you would have had to have sex about two weeks following your last period. That's an average, but it's usually about two weeks after your period that you ovulate and you can get pregnant. Go buy a walmart pregnancy test ( I think they are like 1 for $3.99) and then you won't have to guess. Just because your periods are getting futher apart or because you are only having spotting or different flows doesn't mean you are pregnant though. Depending on your age, your body might just be going through changes based on your age.