This is an issue that I don't think many people are aware of, you can be "psychologically" pregnant. If you want it badly enough or are scared of it enough your body will do very weird things. So yes, you could have a lapse in your period even if your not really pregnant. Good luck with whatever turn out that you want.
This is a very good explanation of causes and treatment of 'psychological' or 'phantom' pregnancy.
http://www.irishhealth.com/?level=3&con=68
You can have a period for about three months after you have become pregnant, my mother had her's for about three months while she was pregnant with me.. That was actually the first time she had her menstrual any consecutive months.. Normally she would have her period once maybe twice a year. But when she got pregnant it was the first time she had her period more than once a year.
Pregnancy.
it isnot uncommon for a woman to have her period for up to 3 months after being pregnant.
Yep.
would you be pregnet if you havent had your period for 3 months now
You know that you are not pregnant .. if you had sex when you were un-fertile (but there is still a chance) and also .. You come on your period on the normal days you would have the other months
There have been people who haven't had a period for six months and they weren't pregnant and started their period afterwards, but it would be best to take a pregnancy test if you haven't already done so.
Typically women do not become pregnant on their periods. However, the baby would be due 9 months from the day the woman became pregnant.
hell no are you a retard? i mean serously you dont even have you period any more it imposible! No, a person can not get pregnant while they are already pregnant. Because the person would stop ovulating and having their period
No, the normal gestation period is nine months (40 weeks) and medical intervention would be made after around 42 weeks.
There are 13 weeks in a 3-month period. You are 3 months and 3 weeks pregnant.
That would be a reasonable guess. Next step is probably a pregnancy test.