Is it possible to bleed to weeks after you conceive a child

Is it possible to bleed to weeks after you conceive a child?

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You can have vaginal bleeding and continue to be pregnant. Vaginal bleeding is different than a period. Thanks!

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Had an ultrasound at 13 weeks according to LMP but now they say that I’m 10 days further along? How? What?

Q: I’ve never been 100% positive about when my menstrual cycle was because I was on the Depo shot and hadn’t had a period in over 9 months after I stopped the shot when I conceived my first child. Then I had the IUD with no periods for 2.5 years. I thought that I had a menstrual cycle at the end of September- approximately 4 weeks after they removed the IUD. It was four days of moderate bleeding. However, I just had an ultrasound and was told that I was actually 10 days further along (almost 2 weeks) and they moved my due date. Calculating back, I KNOW I did not conceive on the date they say I did according to the size of the baby on the ultrasound. We had sex before that, and then after my “menstrual cycle.” So now I’m really confused. My doctor says that using the First day of my LMP is only based on the 50% percentile, and that it’s quite possible to have conceived prior to what seemed like a period. I’m fairly certain that it was NOT implantation bleeding since it was for longer than 2 days and heavy.What should I make of this? I’m disappointed, because my DD was my first childs BD. But I’m also concerned? I’ve heard about having too much AF and that causing you to have a larger baby. I don’t have my 20 week ultrasound for another 3 weeks. HELP!

A: If you’re not exactly sure when you conceived then the ultrasound is probably more accurate. Some women do get light periods whilst pregnant so may be that’s the bleeding you experienced. It’s not until over 20 weeks when babies start to show signs or being larger or smaller than others as before then, all are pretty much the same (that’s why ultrasound dating is so accurate – the earlier it is, the more accurate the dating). Don’t be too disappointed either… babies come early and late… less than 5 percent come ON the due date, so your chances are still good!

Miscarriage at 6 wks, Fertility & TTC after?

Q: I just had a “missed miscarriage” at 6wks – 9/16 & did not have a D&C A week after being told there was no h/b (7wks) on 9/23 I actually passed everything. I am still bleeding now, although it stopped for about 12 hrs and I thought I was done. I seem to have extreme cramping when I awake and more bleeding mixed with what looks like the EWCM. Is it possible that I could have ovulated so soon after losing my baby?I desperately want to try again but hubby is not saying much. (We weren’t trying before and it was a surprise when I found out I was pg, but we both were very excited and happy about it)Doctor told me wait 4-6 weeks or until I have 1 period, but I am so irregular don’t know what or when to expect a period. (I only had my period 1 time in 2008!)I have read that you are very fertile after miscarrying or delivering a baby and my only living child was conceived 3 months after losing my first baby at 22 wks due to incompetent cervix.I am so scared and depressed and just wonder if there are any women out here who have had a similar experience? Some days I think everything will be ok and other days I just feel hopeless. I am almost 35 and have only 1 living child after 4 pregnancies.My perinatologist said he could refer me to a fertility specialist to see if we can get my periods on track. I just cant stand waiting. Anyone offer any advice/support.Thank you and good luck to all trying for a baby.

A: I got pregnant after trying for about one year in Nov 06 and miscarried at 11 weeks in Jan 07. Doctor told me to wait at least 3 months and then try again. I waited and then had an ectopic pregnancy in May 07, had to have surgery because didn’t find out until June 07 as a result I now have only one tube. Doctor said to wait for 6 months have been trying since with no luck. Now my husband and I got tested and will start clomid next month. I am 31 now and have been very upset and sad about all this. I feel very hopeless too.It is just a matter of luck and what God has in mind for us. I think that you should try not to be depressed and keep on trying( I know it is easy said than done, I am feel the same way). It will happen, see a doctor. Good luck…. hope everybody who had bad luck in the past will get lucky next year and all of us will have babies by next October!

Are Mullerian Anomalies in women a fairly new finding?

Q: I stumbled upon this term recently and it sounds just like what I have. It’s been a mystery that medical professionals haven’t been able to put a finger on nor be able to diagnose. I’ve hoped to have a child of my own.I’m in my late 30’s already. My problem’s been a mystery from day one. I was finally told I had an “infantile uterus” in about 1998. It was probably visible enough by then. But I’ve been told about my cervix..well,I really have no cervix. Just thick,smooth tissue,which is “smoothed” over where my cervix would’ve…there is a tiny dimpled opening but conception would be to no avail I’m told..not to mention my womb,which is probably about half the size it should be, Also,are there specialty Doctors I should be referred to,and,if,by a possible surgery,what can be done about my cervix problem and being able to conceive? And,everything else should be working on me,like,clear tubes,eggs,etc. If this is too much for anyone please forward this to a the proper professionals who could help me. I also don’t bleed. My body tried to at 13 yrs old and I was regular but it gradually decreased,as with the amount of bleeding I had. Then,nothing till 15 1/2 yrs old when I had a LOT of blood and foul-smelling fluids gush out of me,and,that was after 3 weeks of a swollen belly and horrible pain. There’s a lot more and at first I tried to just make it into a nutshell but I went on a tangent. Yep,I need help! Thank you. Heather

A: To answer your initial question, no. They are not a recent discovery.”References regarding the existence of müllerian defects date back to antiquity, around 300 BC. Columbo reported the first documented case of vaginal agenesis (uterus and vagina) in the 16th century.” http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/273534-overviewA less technical resource for information is http://mulleriananomalies.blogspot.com/A Yahoo! Group http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MullerianAnomalies/I hope that these resources help and point you to further information and supportive people who share your condition. Take care and my best hopes for you and for your concerns to be successfully addressed.