Can you still be pregnant if you miss your period then more than a month later get a heavy period?

Answer 1

Yes. Just because you had a period the previous month, does not mean that you can not get pregnant the next. Having a period simply means that you did not become pregnant during that months cycle. Each month, (or every 21-35 days rather) your body repeats the menstrual cycle over. Meaning you ovulate each month, thus opening up the poosibility for pregnancy if you have unprotected sex. The reason that you had your period last month, was because you did not become pregnant during that previous menstrual cycle. However, if you had unprotected sex ANYTIME during the two weeks immediately after your last period (the time when you typically ovulate), there is a large possibility you are pregnant. Don't allow me, or anyone else scare you though. If you suspect you are pregnant, the only way to be 100% sure is to take a test. If you missed your period already, I suggest doing an at-home test. However, sometimes tests can give a false negative if your HCG hormone levels are not high enough yet, so you should also consider seeing a doctor or going to a clinic. Good luck.

Answer 2

There may have been a pregnancy, but the fetus terminated spontaneously (miscarried). The skipped period could have been from some disease, or stress or overexertion (some female atheletes miss periods because of this.) It is unlikely "you" are pregnant. I suggest seeing a doctor, anyway. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Yes, some women report "spotting" while they are pregnant. Although this is not a very common occurrence and more common among older women. Spotting while father along in a pregnancy can also signify a miscarriage.

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Answer 4

Changes in a woman's period are caused by hormonal changes. Sometimes hormones change when a woman becomes pregnant, but they can also change when she goes on or off a new form of hormonal Birth Control (pill, injection, IUD). Even malnutrition can cause hormone fluctuations.

So, there could be several reasons for missing a period and then getting a heavy one. One possibility is that the skipped period was due to pregnancy, and the heavier period that followed was actually an early-term miscarriage. While "miscarriage" may sound alarming, quite often women miscarry in the first few weeks of a pregnancy, before they even know they're pregnant. When that happens, the zygote, which is too small to see, leave the uterus along with the menstrual blood.

A woman concerned she may be pregnant can find at-home pregnancy test kits at grocery stores, pharmacies, or stores like Wal-Mart/Target. Planned Parenthood and other health centers offer sliding-scale pregnancy tests as well.

Answer 5

yes, it is possible to miss a period and get one the next month. This happens to most women some time in their lives.

Answer 6

Quite possible . Do a test from the drugstore, and if you get a positive go to clinic or doctor for a blood test.

Answer 7

If you missed a period, had a positive test and saw the doctor to confirm pregnancy but now you are bleeding - you need to see your doctor.

Answer 8

Call your DOCTOR IMMEDIAYTLEY

Answer 9

yes