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You can get pregnant during periods. It needs to be highlighted that it is possible for pre-cum to bear sperm so that is why the possibility is very low.  If you are pregnant, you may see symptoms such as nausea, and painful breasts. It could be down to missing your period and simple diseases like nausea and breast tenderness can be the first sign.

Uteroplacental or fetoplacental insufficiency is when the placenta is unable to perform its vital functions, hence, the baby's problems. Symptoms comprise poor growth, a decrease in movements, and low amniotic fluid. Causes can be high blood pressure or smoking. To help, physicians might observe the patients closely, suggest rest, and plan for the early delivery of the baby. This case is an example of careful preparation for a healthy baby.

It's common for menstrual cycles to vary occasionally in length, and a delay of a few days is not a serious issue always. Norethisterone is usually prescribed to delay periods, but if you've taken the medicine and still haven't got periods then consult your doctor. 

You are suffering from side effects after surgery to remove an ovarian tumor. After the surgery, you may feel satiety and want to throw up. This could be because your digestive system is still recovering. Start with small, light meals, and drink enough water. Greasy or heavy foods should be avoided. If this continues, you must inform your surgeon so they can give you proper guidance.

In general, it is best to have a break of 18 to 24 months after the c-section and neonatal loss before conceiving again. Your body has time to heal both physically and emotionally. You must give yourself space to get better first before thinking about another pregnancy. 

Early pregnancy spotting isn't always conce­rning, notably around your expected pe­riod. With rising hCG levels, spotting may signal implantation. Howeve­r, heavy bleeding warrants me­dical attention, especially if accompanie­d by intense pain. Staying hydrated and we­ll-rested aids this delicate­ stage.

In case you have a vaginal birth, your chance won't be lessened by anything, not even the absence of your appendix. The appendix is a small organ in the belly that can get infected in some cases, and pain will be one of the most common symptoms that you will feel while the inflammation is going on. When the appendix is removed, there are no severe problems that can prevent your body from functioning normally. So don't worry, after the removal of your appendix, you can still go through a normal birth.

According to the dates you've given, it is improbable that pregnancy would result from the action on September 8th. As it was after your period, the probability of you becoming pregnant is not very high. The first indicators of pregnancy can be such as missed periods, nausea, fatigue, and breast tenderness. If you notice any of these symptoms, it is a good idea to take a pregnancy test to be sure.

If you have any kind of discomfort or abnormal symptoms in your vaginal areas, it is advisable to visit a gynecologist.