What is the risk of pregnancy if I engage in grinding with my underwear or clothings on?

Usually some variation in the volume of flow and presence of clots do occur from cycle to cycle. However, if you do notice there has been a consistent increase over a number of cycles, then one should consider the possibility of fibroids and endometrial polyps. Menstrual bleeding comes from shedding of the inner lining (endometrium) of the womb at the end of every menstrual cycle. If there are any factors that may increase the surface area for bleeding, or interfere with the mechanism of clotting (the usual way a person stops bleeding), then a woman may experience heavy menstrual flow.

First and foremost, congratulations in being pregnant! It is advisable for you to seek a detailed consultation with your gynaecologist who can then confirm that you are indeed pregnant and also the gestation of your pregnancy. This can be done via a urine pregnancy test, pregnancy hormone blood test (BHCG) and an ultrasound scan. The ultrasound scan is used to confirm the presence of one or more gestation sacs / pregnancy sacs (as multiple pregnancies are possible) in the womb and also the presence or absence of a fetal pole and fetal heart.