Spotting can occur as early as about six to twelve days after conception during the implantation of the embryo into the uterus lining. This is often one of the earliest signs of pregnancy.
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Yes, one can get some amount of spotting in the initial months of pregnancy but it is not a period. However if it continues you must show it to the doctor.
As long as it is only a drop, not accompanied by cramps or anything you probably have nothing to worry about.
Spotting in early pregnancy occurs more frequently then one would suspect and is considered normal. The best thing to do is to follow closely with your local ob-gyn.
It can mean many things but one of those things is pregnancy so I would go get a pregnancy test or talk to your doctor. Good luck :)
No. Take a pregnancy test.
Sometimes. But see your doctor to be sure.
Any bleeding during the 2nd and 3rd trimester would be considered "abnormal" and you need to call your doctor. I don't want to alarm you, as spotting can be caused by many things, however you need to make the call to someone that can check things out for you.
Sometimes it is commen for women to have periods during pregnancy. But, any kind of bleeding during a pregnancy should be reported to your doctor so they can check just in case to make sure that there was no miscarriage.
I very much doubt it but some woman can have light periods, sometimes called spotting during pregnancy. Do another test to be sure or visit the doctor.
Spotting and Cramping are two of the most common early signs of pregnancy, also look out for tiredness, frequent head aches and the obvious one...morning sickness, i would say your next step is to see a pharmacist for a pregnancy test and then book in to your doctor/midwife (depending on the result ofcourse), Good Luck! :)