What’s the difference in your period and bleeding when your pregnant?

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One has a positive pregnancy test.

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A period is the shedding of your uterine lining. When you’re pregnant, the embryo is implanted into that lining. So when you bleed during pregnancy it’s not a period since you can’t shed your uterine lining while still being pregnant- it’s typically from your cervix but can be a sign of something much more serious. That’s why it’s always advised to call your doctor about bleeding.

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A period is bleeding caused by a rise in certain hormones when an egg isn't fertilized. The lining of the uterus builds up before ovulation and if fertilization doesn't occur that lining is shed. 
Bleeding during pregnancy can be caused by a few different things. 
Subchronic hemorrhage- a tear behind the placenta causing a small bleed
Sensitive cervix- sometimes after intercourse light bleeding may occur 
Changes in cervix
Implantation bleeding - 6-12 days after ovulation 
Miscarriage 
Ectopic pregnancy 
Infection 
Placenta Previa 
Not all reasons for bleeding in early pregnancy are cause for concern. 
The main difference between bleeding during a period and bleeding during pregnancy is that the uterine  lining isn't being shed.

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What’s the difference in your period and bleeding when your pregnant?

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