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 Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 10:02 am
How common are non-symptomatic pregnancies?
I mean the kind where you're on BC and have regular, normal periods.
Edit: I am not asking if I am pregnant, nor am I asking for advice. I am asking how common this anomaly occurs.
If you don't know, or don't have an opinion, then please don't post.
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 1:29 pm
Well, if there is a chance you are pregnant, you should stop takign the pill. It has been known to cause birth defects.
I'm a little confued about your question. What kind of pregnancy do you mean? Could you rephrase?
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 1:31 pm
How common is it to get pregnant but to have no symptoms whatsoever.
Like, still having a regular period, with a normal flow every month.
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 3:19 pm
While not all women have the classic early pregnancy symptoms, such as morning sickness, most women do not have regular periods while they are pregnant. Also, the birth control pill (if that is the birth control that you are on) is over 95% effective at preventing pregnancy. So if you wondering if you are pregnant even though you are on the pill and are having regular periods, I am going to venture a guess of "probably not." I don't know the details here though, so if for some reason you really think you might be pregnant, then stop taking the pill, as cheese suggested, and see your doctor right away.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:43 pm
Does anyone have any idea?
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:11 pm
You can't give an exact statistic because each women's body is different. Some women might have miscarried before realizing they were pregnant. While not a "true" period, I think a lot of women at least know someone who experienced this. It's hard to pinpoint exact statistics, but with the quote below, at least 30% of women experience bleeding in their first trimester, which not exactly what you're looking for it shows it's not uncommon. http://www.babyhopes.com/articles/pregnantperiod.htmlhttp://www.drspock.com/article/0,1510,6004,00.html Quote: Many women can experience episodes of bleeding and spotting during pregnancy. Bleeding is especially common in the first trimester and about 30% of pregnant women experience bleeding during this time. Although fewer women bleed during the second and third trimesters, spotting is still possible and not all that uncommon. However, though this bleeding may resemble menstruation, it actually is something different altogether.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:11 pm
Don't get angry at us. We're trying to answer your question. So you want to know how common it is for women to be on birth control, have normal periods, no symptoms of pregnancy, and yet still be pregnant? I am still going to say that it is not common at all. Did you want actual numbers or statistics or something? I am not sure if anyone will be able to give you that. It's such a rare scenario that you painted a picture of. Most women on birth control don't get pregnant, most pregnant women have at least one pregnancy symptom (missed period is usually the first and probably the most common symptom), and most pregnant women do not have a regular period throughout their pregnancy. So when you put that all together, that almost never happens.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:56 pm
I had a manager who was pregnant and had a regular period throughout. She did not get sick or experience any symptom of pregnancy. She had just given birth and throught it impossible to be pregnant again in a month.
She went to an amusement park and this guy wouldn't let her on a ride because she was "obviously pregnant". She thought he was calling her fat. Months later she was upset that she was gaining weight, went to her doc.. and well.. she was going to have her second kid. She still had a regular period for the entire pregnancy.
So.. it's possible.
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Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 9:52 pm
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:56 pm
Question:Does your period come at different times when you gain or lose weight? or could it be something else? -cause i havent got mine yet!!!!
i usually get mine
in the middle of the last week in the month ..and it carries onto the middle of the next first week
Could i start next week?
and last weekend[saturday]
My boyfriend && I had sex but not for that long
not long enough to him to bust[20 mins or less]
so i might be freaking out for no reason
but my stomach has had on and off cramps
its been 6 days since we have had sex
&& i read in a magazine about Emergency Contraception[EC]
Does That Work?
and if im pregnant could that help
I've talked to my boyfriend about it
&&
hes not to happy,when i said i might of missed my period
i told him i have no problem getting an abortion
i got 3 months till im 18
my neighbor use to work at the hospital
and if im just freaking out for nothing
then im going to get on birth control
and limit sex
till im out of High school
but anyways
i would love answers
it would help me alot
im soo confused
Thank you For All who answers to this
<3
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:24 pm
XDark_warrior_bobX Question:Does your period come at different times when you gain or lose weight? or could it be something else? -cause i havent got mine yet!!!!
i usually get mine
in the middle of the last week in the month ..and it carries onto the middle of the next first week
Could i start next week?
and last weekend[saturday]
My boyfriend && I had sex but not for that long
not long enough to him to bust[20 mins or less]
so i might be freaking out for no reason
but my stomach has had on and off cramps
its been 6 days since we have had sex
&& i read in a magazine about Emergency Contraception[EC]
Does That Work?
and if im pregnant could that help
I've talked to my boyfriend about it
&&
hes not to happy,when i said i might of missed my period
i told him i have no problem getting an abortion
i got 3 months till im 18
my neighbor use to work at the hospital
and if im just freaking out for nothing
then im going to get on birth control
and limit sex
till im out of High school
but anyways
i would love answers
it would help me alot
im soo confused
Thank you For All who answers to this
<3 Whoa, slow down there. If you want to ask a question, you should make your own thread. You should see a post new thread button at the top. Now to get to your question. Well, yeah, you could be pregnant. Anytime that you have sex, there is a chance. Now what concerns me here is that I am not sure if you used birth control. You say that you didn't have sex for long and that he did not orgasm as if that some how lessened your chances of becoming pregnant. It's not like pregnancy only happens when the sex lasts a really long time and the man has an orgasm. We can get pregnant from literally less then one minute of sex, and even if neither person has an orgasm. That's why the pull out method does not work. There is sperm in pre-ejaculate. If you plan on being sexually active, please look into this stuff before doing actually doing it. There's a lot to learn. You have to be safe and use protection if you don't want to get pregnant, and like I said, the pull out method does not count. That being said, there's no guarantee that you're pregnant even though it sounds like you might have had unprotected sex. Stress, changes in diet, and many other things can cause your period to be late. Irregular periods are especially common in teens. Emergency contraception works, but I believe you have to take within about two days of having sex, so I think you're too late to take it, unless they came out with some new stuff that I don't know about, which is possible. You can buy a pregnancy test at the store or go to Planned Parenthood or Family Planning.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 3:10 pm
LorienLlewellyn XDark_warrior_bobX Question:Does your period come at different times when you gain or lose weight? or could it be something else? -cause i havent got mine yet!!!!
i usually get mine
in the middle of the last week in the month ..and it carries onto the middle of the next first week
Could i start next week?
and last weekend[saturday]
My boyfriend && I had sex but not for that long
not long enough to him to bust[20 mins or less]
so i might be freaking out for no reason
but my stomach has had on and off cramps
its been 6 days since we have had sex
&& i read in a magazine about Emergency Contraception[EC]
Does That Work?
and if im pregnant could that help
I've talked to my boyfriend about it
&&
hes not to happy,when i said i might of missed my period
i told him i have no problem getting an abortion
i got 3 months till im 18
my neighbor use to work at the hospital
and if im just freaking out for nothing
then im going to get on birth control
and limit sex
till im out of High school
but anyways
i would love answers
it would help me alot
im soo confused
Thank you For All who answers to this
<3 Whoa, slow down there. If you want to ask a question, you should make your own thread. You should see a post new thread button at the top. Now to get to your question. Well, yeah, you could be pregnant. Anytime that you have sex, there is a chance. Now what concerns me here is that I am not sure if you used birth control. You say that you didn't have sex for long and that he did not orgasm as if that some how lessened your chances of becoming pregnant. It's not like pregnancy only happens when the sex lasts a really long time and the man has an orgasm. We can get pregnant from literally less then one minute of sex, and even if neither person has an orgasm. That's why the pull out method does not work. There is sperm in pre-ejaculate. If you plan on being sexually active, please look into this stuff before doing actually doing it. There's a lot to learn. You have to be safe and use protection if you don't want to get pregnant, and like I said, the pull out method does not count. That being said, there's no guarantee that you're pregnant even though it sounds like you might have had unprotected sex. Stress, changes in diet, and many other things can cause your period to be late. Irregular periods are especially common in teens. Emergency contraception works, but I believe you have to take within about two days of having sex, so I think you're too late to take it, unless they came out with some new stuff that I don't know about, which is possible. You can buy a pregnancy test at the store or go to Planned Parenthood or Family Planning. Thank you For Helping Me ^_^ im going to take a test to make sure im also thinking about getting on birth control and next time ill make a new post razz but thank you soo much again I appreciate it <3
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:32 pm
XDark_warrior_bobX Thank you For Helping Me ^_^ im going to take a test to make sure im also thinking about getting on birth control and next time ill make a new post razz but thank you soo much again I appreciate it <3 No problem. 3nodding Good luck to you. Don't forget you can always use condoms and spermicide as your main form of birth control or just until you see your doctor about getting something else!
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:07 pm
LorienLlewellyn XDark_warrior_bobX Thank you For Helping Me ^_^ im going to take a test to make sure im also thinking about getting on birth control and next time ill make a new post razz but thank you soo much again I appreciate it <3 No problem. 3nodding Good luck to you. Don't forget you can always use condoms and spermicide as your main form of birth control or just until you see your doctor about getting something else! Well good News Im Not =) Next Yes thanks for the advice <3
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