Pregnancy and menstruation are incompatible things. A normal pregnancy should not be accompanied by any bloody discharge. But more and more deviations from the norm are encountered, some women do not even realize that this is the first sign of running to the doctor as soon as possible. It is possible to determine pregnancy during menstruation, but will it be possible to save it?
Instructions
Step 1
If your period begins as usual but you suspect that you are pregnant, buy a test immediately. Do it in the morning and pay attention to the number of red stripes. If there are two of them, then you are pregnant. Sometimes the test reacts to a normal hormonal disruption, so its result cannot be considered 100% correct, but it is still worth going to the hospital.
Step 2
In the first weeks of pregnancy, suspicious symptoms begin to appear in women, which should alert no less than a positive test result: nausea in the morning, decreased appetite, dizziness, frequent mood swings, and others. But the symptoms may not appear in all women and they are individual in nature.
Step 3
If you want to keep the baby, see your gynecologist. After you take a blood test for the level of the hormone, everything will become very clear. Also, you will be examined by a doctor who can easily determine pregnancy by the size and height of the uterus and even determine the approximate period. And of course, no one canceled the ultrasound, the device records the presence of the ovum at the earliest possible date, when it has just attached to the walls of the uterus.
Step 4
After all the tests and ultrasound examinations, you will most likely be asked to go to the hospital. You cannot refuse this, since there is every chance of losing a child. During pregnancy, women should not be pregnant 2-3 times, they can say that they had menstruation about 3-4 months after conception. Yes, this happens, but if you want to give birth to a healthy baby, then immediately call an ambulance or get to the nearest hospital yourself. More often, bleeding occurs as a result of hormonal disruption or exfoliation of the embryo, which can end in failure.
