Okay so my gynocologist put me on seasonale and it gives you 1 period every 3 months. Well this is my first time on this medicine and im only on the second month around the time my period would normally be. So I've had this "period" for about a week and 5 days and my cramps arent even like period cramps, they are sharp pains not like aches. Is it possible that I'm pregnant, the lining of my uterus is cleaning out, or i had a miscarrage? I want to go to the doctor cause it hurts and the blood is brown not red... what's wrong with me? Please be honest... can I still bleed and be pregnant?
RockStoleMySoul answered Saturday October 8 2005, 11:40 am: Yes, you can still be pregnant when you have your period. It is possible. You need to go to your doctor and speak with him about this SOON because this is irregular. I wish you the best of luck. [ RockStoleMySoul's advice column | Ask RockStoleMySoul A Question ]
falliingxagain answered Saturday October 8 2005, 12:30 am: First, you CAN bleed and be pregnant. But the chances of that are very unlikely. On Seasonale, especially in the first six months, you get a lot of spotting. "Spotting" can be just a few drops, or a whole period worth of blood. It all depends on the person. Sharp pains can be your "cramps" in different areas and you're just not used to it. You should go to the gynocologist though, and get an internal exam so they can tell you EXACTLY whats wrong. [ falliingxagain's advice column | Ask falliingxagain A Question ]
SoInToYoUx0x answered Saturday October 8 2005, 12:26 am: my opinon is that the pill is causin this to happen because you are slowing down your hermones and it has side effects like this. if you are sexau;;y active it can be a possibiklty.. i think you might want to go back to the doctor and talk to them about.. hope this helps you out.
*~Stephanie~* [ SoInToYoUx0x's advice column | Ask SoInToYoUx0x A Question ]
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