Will I still have my period during the month of pregnancy?

Will I still have my period this month during pregnancy? This is not certain. Normally, you will not have your period when you are pregnant, but some women have different physical conditions and will still have their period after becoming pregnant. As long as there is no abdominal pain, bleeding clots, or long menstruation, there is generally no big problem. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for a check-up to see if it affects the growth and development of the fetus and what problems can be solved immediately.

1. Will menstruation come in the first month of pregnancy?

If you are diagnosed with pregnancy, you will generally not have your period again. Even if there is bleeding, it will be only a little. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check the progesterone level and hcg, and uterine B-ultrasound, and then receive symptomatic treatment after diagnosis. If there is bleeding during pregnancy, it is not normal. It is recommended to do B-ultrasound examination. If it is confirmed that it is intrauterine pregnancy, and bleeding now is considered to be threatened abortion, you should immediately do a progesterone value and blood HCG test to understand whether the growth hormone is normal, and then target the fetus. If these two growth hormones are too low in the early pregnancy, it can cause threatened abortion.

It is not easy to have menstruation after pregnancy, but a very small number of people may have a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the embryo implants, or have symptoms of threatened abortion in the early stage, and may also have vaginal bleeding. These are all abnormal vaginal bleeding, not menstruation. In this case, you may be pregnant. If you are indeed pregnant and there is bleeding, if you have abdominal pain, you should first consider threatened abortion. You should see a gynecologist and have an ultrasound examination to rule out miscarriage before you can consider that it is just bleeding.

2. Will I continue to have my period this month?

Some people also have non-menstrual bleeding in the early pregnancy. Generally, the bleeding is less and the bleeding time is less than 3 days. Chinese medicine calls it stimulated menstruation, which is a normal phenomenon. Some people also have irregular vaginal bleeding when they have threatened abortion or ectopic pregnancy. The latter two usually have abdominal pain symptoms, which are not obvious, or even internal bleeding. The bleeding is similar to the menstrual flow, or it is heavy. It is best to do a urine pregnancy test. If it is negative, you are not pregnant. If it is positive, the chance of pregnancy is quite high. After a woman becomes pregnant, her uterus and ovaries stop ovulating, and generally speaking, it is not easy for her to have her period again. However, there are very few women who still have their periods in the early stages of pregnancy. In the early stages of a woman's pregnancy, the body's estrogen levels are low, the formation of the uterine decidua is not yet complete, and the uterus and ovaries do not release complete eggs every month, so the uterus will continue to bleed regularly. This is why menstruation still occurs after pregnancy.

It is called menstruation during pregnancy. Generally, the amount of blood will not be very large. The embryo implantation is unstable in the first three months. If there is vaginal bleeding, it may be a threatened miscarriage. You must stay in bed more and don't eat cold foods. Bleeding may be related to the implantation of the fertilized egg and embryo. If there is bleeding, it is recommended to test the hcg and progesterone levels to prevent threatened abortion. During the first three months of pregnancy, sexual intercourse and spicy food are strictly prohibited. Keep a happy mood. Have a happy pregnancy!