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Can I have a period and be pregnant at age 36?

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PostPosted: 11/12/07 - 09:37    Post subject: Can I have a period and be pregnant at age 36? Vote now! Reply with quote
I just made 36 years old and my period came on for two days and three days later I stated spotting brownish and light pink blood no cramping,no pain ,some breast tenderness.
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