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Periods came in pregnancy?
Can we have full periods of 5 days for continuous 3 months and still be pregnant? Is it possible. Some sites claims that we can have periods in pregnancy. Is it possible?
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No. It is not possible.
A lady who has full period for 5 days continuously for 3 months can't be pregnant.
But this is old teaching.
Please consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo and give all the details of your case so that an attempt is made to find out how you were getting your regular periods for 3 months when you were pregnant.
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