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Question

*I know I posted this in another one but I wasn't sure where to post it*
So, for the women who claim to have a period when pregnant, is it because your periods are shorter and lighter than a "regular" 6 day heavy one? (I know everyone has a different "regular")
I'm just confused by all these posts I just want to know what the norm is! What kind of bleeding would completely eliminate the pregnancy with period idea? 
Thanksssss

Answer

Most of the stories of women who had periods say it’s really light bleeding, and their periods are normally light too. I read somewhere that if it’s enough to fill up multiple pads/tampons, then that’s a good sign you aren’t pregnant.

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The women who “get their periods” don’t really get their period. It’s just implantation bleeding which is a sign of pregnancy. It’s normally around the time a woman would have her period, which is why it’s confused as a period by so many women. Implantation bleeding is usually a lot lighter and only lasts for up to 2-3 days. So it’s different from a normal period usually.

Answer

Getting your period is a sign that you’re not pregnant, so it’s safe to say that you’re not pregnant.

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