Does Light Bleeding After Intercourse Indicate Pregnancy?
I had my period on the 23 of October then had sex the day before ovulation and the day after (11/1&11/3) for the past two weeks I have been feeling very light headed nausea fatigue sensitive breast frequent urination and have noticed to be eating sweets. My period was supposed to come on 11/19 I noticed I had light bleeding and not my usually heavy period. The light bleeding lasted 4 days and went away. I have also noticed my Brest have grown and areola has gotten darker. Could I be pregnant? I took a HPT the day before my period and yesterday. Both test came back negative. Could I have gotten my period? I'm so confused PLEASE HELP. When should I take another test to know if I'm pregnant or not?
Fri, 19 Dec 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
Hi, I understand your concern. * The very fact that you had sex around your ovulation with breast signs, nausea, fatigue,frequent urination along with scanty menses-suggests pregnancy. * Urine pregnancy test comes positive after 8-10 days over the date of periods. You can wait till then or get blood HCG testing done to confirm pregnancy at present. Thanks.
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Does Light Bleeding After Intercourse Indicate Pregnancy?
Hi, I understand your concern. * The very fact that you had sex around your ovulation with breast signs, nausea, fatigue,frequent urination along with scanty menses-suggests pregnancy. * Urine pregnancy test comes positive after 8-10 days over the date of periods. You can wait till then or get blood HCG testing done to confirm pregnancy at present. Thanks.