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 Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 7:27 pm
If someone has um... vaginal discharge, after the supposed time of action, does that mean they aren't pregnant? Even then, I only have a small chance of being pregnant, but my boyfriend is still worried. I haven't felt any symptoms or anything, and it was pretty much a week ago when you know what happened. (We didn't even have sex, but almost.)
PS- I usually have discharge anyways. Does that mean everything's normal?
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 9:43 pm
Vaginal discharge is normal at all times of the month. It does not mean that you are or are not pregnant.
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 9:57 pm
Lorien said it. Vaginal discharge has, to my knowledge, nothing to do with whether you are or aren't pregnant.
If you think you might be pregnant, wait until a week after you're supposed to get your period and then take a pregnancy test.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:53 am
Also, how big are the chances if the supposed time that something happened was right after my period? And also, if my period comes, then nothing's wrong?
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:02 am
The average person is most fertile a week after their period... Some women who get pregnant experience some spotting when the egg is being implanted in the womb (about a week after they have had sex) Vaginal Discharge is common in alot of women for various reasons. Some have discharge when they are most fertile, some have it when they are about to start their periods, and some have it the entire time they are pregnant. Most people don't consider it a sign of pregnancy because it's common to have it even when you are not. Hope that helps.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:09 pm
teggy16 Also, how big are the chances if the supposed time that something happened was right after my period? And also, if my period comes, then nothing's wrong? It's tough to say. If you had a perfect and predictable 28 day cycle, then you would not be very fertile immediately after your period. Since very few women have a perfect and predictable 28 day cycle with ovulation occurring exactly when it is expected, we have to assume that we are always fertile. That is why protection needs to be used every single time, not just when we think we are fertile. Women can even get pregnant while they are on their periods. While most women do not bleed during pregnancy, it isn't unheard of. Also, as promised mentioned, there some implantation bleeding is not uncommon.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:15 pm
LorienLlewellyn teggy16 Also, how big are the chances if the supposed time that something happened was right after my period? And also, if my period comes, then nothing's wrong? It's tough to say. If you had a perfect and predictable 28 day cycle, then you would not be very fertile immediately after your period. Since very few women have a perfect and predictable 28 day cycle with ovulation occurring exactly when it is expected, we have to assume that we are always fertile. That is why protection needs to be used every single time, not just when we think we are fertile. Women can even get pregnant while they are on their periods. While most women do not bleed during pregnancy, it isn't unheard of. Also, as promised mentioned, there some implantation bleeding is not uncommon. My mom bleed when she was pregnant for the first two months and had no idea she was pregnant although she did have unprotected sex. She was trying to have a baby, actually. Even if you have your period, it's a good idea to take a pregnancy test just to be sure. You'll only be out some money rather than the health of a child.
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