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With Irregular Periods And Cramping Can I Be Pregnant?

IM worried I may be pregnant I have lots of symptoms including what I think is first trimester bleeding . So Kb October my cycle was 1 day early and ended 3 to 4 days early. After that I experienced mild cramping and lots of bubbles in my abdomen then November the same thing but it was like just spotting okay this month my period is due on the 11 and I started spotting on the 8 my period has never been like this normally stay on 7 days...
Thu, 30 Oct 2014
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Hello,
From the menstrual history you have given, it does not appear that you have begun to have irregular periods; it appears as though you begun to have shortened cycles. Amount of bleeding tends to be less with shorter cycles usually because the estrogenic phase may be the shortened one most often and thus there is less time for the endometrium to thicken. Yet, since you think you are pregnant, it is ideal to clarify the issue by getting a trans-vaginal sonogram and an assessment of the serum beta-hCG titres. Hope this helps.
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With Irregular Periods And Cramping Can I Be Pregnant?

Hello, From the menstrual history you have given, it does not appear that you have begun to have irregular periods; it appears as though you begun to have shortened cycles. Amount of bleeding tends to be less with shorter cycles usually because the estrogenic phase may be the shortened one most often and thus there is less time for the endometrium to thicken. Yet, since you think you are pregnant, it is ideal to clarify the issue by getting a trans-vaginal sonogram and an assessment of the serum beta-hCG titres. Hope this helps.