What and how will I feel for the next month if I am 5 months pregnant

What and how will I feel for the next month if I am 5 months preg…?

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Can you be pregnant and still get you period? If so for how many months? When will the test show positive?

Q: About three months ago I had unprotected sex. The next month I feel dizzy, nautious, and tired, BUT I get my period. I got it two more months after that. Lately I’ve been gainging ALOT of weight. It seems like overnight I’m gaingin like 3 pounds. This has been happening for like aa week. I feel like I have gained 5-8 pounds THIS WEEK! What’s going on? I just got off my period. It lasted 6 days. The normal for me is maybe 4 days. I’ve got my peroid for three months and now I’ve been urinating alot and am still very tired. I took a test the first month all of this started about a week BEFORE my period. It was negative. If you can make sense of all this please give me your opinion. I don’t know if you can have your period and still be pregnant. Am I just gaining weight quickly for no reason or am I prego? Please help!?

A: First I would suggest take a pregnancy test.But as for the period while your pregnant, yes you can but everyone varies in different ways. I had mine at least 7 mths. That is so miserable but it made my labor so easy. REEL TALK. So if you are congrats- hope your happy. If your not then stop stressing but still go to the doctor. Hope this helped you out.

Did I do the right thing or should I have stayed by his side? Im 4 months pregnant, so I am lost!?

Q: We’ve been together for nearly 2 years, and I thought we were in love. When we got pregnant, we were obviously not ready, but I could not find it in my heart to consider any other option. If I would have seen warning signs, I think I would have felt differently, but I thought everything was going just fine. I own a business, and it’s in it’s first year so I also have a full-time job to keep up on expenses. He would help with the business during the day, which is why he claimed he could not get a job. Once we found out about the pregnancy, he got a job almost immediately and it seemed as if he was stepping up to the plate. Last week I found out he was barely working, and spent most of his nights gambling and borrowing more and more money to cover his debt. Then, suddenly he started drinking so if he wasn’t coming in at 5 or 6 in the morning from gambling, he was crawling into bed drunk. I accused him of cheating, he broke down crying and was offended that I would ever think that since he claimed he wanted nothing more than to be a family with me and the baby and would never cheat. I gave him the ultimatum to change the drinking and more importantly gambling habits, he claimed he does not have a problem and I am too controlling and too emotional and although he loves me, he can not put up with it. I told him again, change your ways or you must move out. The next day when I got home from work his bags were packed and he had moved in with a couple, old friends he had cut off years ago because of their drinking and drug abuse. He chose his old friends and bad habits over me and the baby, and left me to figure out how to run the business and pay all of the bills by myself. My instinct tells me to never let him back in my life or the baby’s once it is born, he walked out on us this time and will most likely do it again. But I stay up at night thinking about whether or not I made the right choice. Should I have tried harder to help him change? Should I have supported him and tried to help him get over his addictions? I have been extremely emotional lately, and continuously reminding him of how disappointed I was with him and worried that he was not being the man our baby deserved. Is this what pushed him into gambling and drinking? I do not think he deserves me or the baby. It’s been a week and he has not even called me once to check on me. Does that mean I should accept it and move on, or should I continue to pray and worry about him, hoping he will soon hit rock bottom and come to his senses and change and come back to us?He has no one but me, and I had no one but him. We were best friends even before we fell in love and since these old “friends” came back into his life, the bad habits started. They have been pulling him away from me since Day 1, telling him he has changed, that it’s my fault but he cut them out even before he met me to be better. I feel like I walked out on him and now all he has trash in his life, or maybe these ppl just helped me see a side of him before it was too late, I go crazy thinking about this.

A: I’m really sorry that you’re in this situation but I hope you take comfort in knowing that you made the right decision by asking him to change. You were doing it more for the baby and not yourself and it is hard to make unself decisions like that. The first thing I would do is seek counseling or support for a local agency. Many agencies will offer this for free or on a sliding scale. Even though you sound strong, you need a circle that will help you remain confident in your decisions because you exboyfriend WILL try to come back in the picture and you MUST be willing to keep him away from you and your baby until you have seen clear evidence that his behavior has changed for good! And just remember…you DID NOT walk out on him. You in fact did just the opposite. You gave him an opportunity to remain in you life but as a healthier more mature man and father. He made the decision that he didn’t want to do that and instead walked out on YOU! If you want him back in your life, I would continue to expect only the best from him. Sadly though, most people do not change and it might be in your best interest to try and move on. You will find someone else if you so choose…even if you don’t feel like that now. God bless!

Should I have broken up with my boyfriend, or tried to help? Addicted to gambling and I am 4 months pregnant.?

Q: We’ve been together for nearly 2 years, and I thought we were in love. When we got pregnant, we were obviously not ready, but I could not find it in my heart to consider any other option. If I would have seen warning signs, I think I would have felt differently, but I thought everything was going just fine. I own a business, and it’s in it’s first year so I also have a full-time job to keep up on expenses. He would help with the business during the day, which is why he claimed he could not get a job. Once we found out about the pregnancy, he got a job almost immediately and it seemed as if he was stepping up to the plate. Last week I found out he was barely working, and spent most of his nights gambling and borrowing more and more money to cover his debt. Then, suddenly he started drinking so if he wasn’t coming in at 5 or 6 in the morning from gambling, he was crawling into bed drunk. I accused him of cheating, he broke down crying and was offended that I would ever think that since he claimed he wanted nothing more than to be a family with me and the baby and would never cheat. I gave him the ultimatum to change the drinking and more importantly gambling habits, he claimed he does not have a problem and I am too controlling and too emotional and although he loves me, he can not put up with it. I told him again, change your ways or you must move out. The next day when I got home from work his bags were packed and he had moved in with a couple, old friends he had cut off years ago because of their drinking and drug abuse. He chose his old friends and bad habits over me and the baby, and left me to figure out how to run the business and pay all of the bills by myself. My instinct tells me to never let him back in my life of the baby’s once it is born, he walked out on us this time and will most likely do it again. But I stay up at night thinking about whether or not I made the right choice. Should I have tried harder to help him change? Should I have supported him and tried to help him get over his addictions? I have been extremely emotional lately, and continuously reminding him of how disappointed I was with him and worried that he was not being the man our baby deserved. Is this what pushed him into gambling and drinking? I do not think he deserves me or the baby. It’s been a week and he has not even called me once to check on me. Does that mean I should accept it and move on, or should I continue to pray and worry about him, hoping he will soon hit rock bottom and come to his senses and change and come back to us?He has no family, it has always been just him and me, he had no one but me and he is all I had too. Now he has these “friends” who claim to love and care about him so much, and the second they came back into his life the bad habits started again. They’ve disliked me from the beginning and have been telling him to leave me, that I changed him since Day 1. I feel guilty for turning my back, knowing what trash these people are, but then again maybe they just helped me see the real him.

A: I think you probably did what you felt was best for you and your baby. Is it the right decision? Only you can really decide that.I don’t think that living with a gambler is a very stable environment for a baby, especially when they have a problem and are in way over their head with debts, etc.Do I think it’s right to constantly remind someone how much they let you down, how you don’t think they are doing the right thing? No. Usually that only leads to resentment.Did you drive him to have a problem with gambling? No, of course not. It’s an addiction, just like any other. It’s not your fault. You can’t be held responsible for what any other adult person does.If you love him and you want to help him and you want him to be in your life and the baby’s life, then he needs addiction counseling for his gambling and possibly drinking. But ultimately, the choice has to be his. If he doesn’t want to get help, if he’s not ready to get help, then there is nothing you or anyone else can do to help him.I’m so sorry that you are in this stressful situation. Concentrate on having a healthy and happy baby.