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Yes. In some very rare cases people carry on having periods throughout pregnancy. However, in most cases periods stop during pregnancy, so you would not get your period a month after getting pregnant.

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Yes, especially in the first one to two years. Early on, your cycles are likely to be irregular, so don't worry if you skip a month or two. If you skip three or more months, I would suggest seeing your doctor. It's probably nothing serious, but it's good to be sure nothing's wrong.

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Yes, don't worry about that. Some people justs still don't have normal period cycles yet, but if you already do have normal cycles, then I would go to your doctor and talk about it.

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