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Pregnancy Q and A Forum - Bleeding and clotting after pregnancy test
Bleeding and clotting after pregnancy test Posted: 02-09-08 18:17pm
Is it possible that i am pregnant? My last
period was on december 28 2007 and i was
due to have another on the 26th of january
08, i am about 2weeks late give or take
and i have recently started to have light
spotting on wednesday of this week it
started out pink then stopped, i had sex
with my boyfriend and the next day there
was nothing so then the day after there
was more and the same color as well as
amount, that to stopped until today 9th
feb 2008 where it is comin considerablely
not much as my regular period where it is
heay and i have to change pads regularly.
I also took a test last week saturday
because i felt like i was pregnant and so
did my boyfriend but it was negative, I
think i may have done it wrong so what is
happening i am worried that i am bleeding
and i have been researching if this is
normal, do i go to the doctor or wait it
out.....there is also a bit of clotting
not like my regular period but it there
and no longer pink it's red now but not
much is coming help me
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Pregnancy Q and A Answer A3692 Posted: 02-20-08 02:52am
A late or delayed menstrual period could
indicate either cycle irregularity or a
pregnancy compromised by possible
miscarriage. Only a pregnancy test can
solve the dilemma. If the test is negative
as in your case, there is no pregnancy but
you are probably experiencing cycle
irregularity. Various disturbances in the
axis of the hormonal system of the
hypothalamus-pituitary-ovaries can cause
cycle irregularities that usually manifest
with lack of ovulation, a delayed
menstrual period or spotting. These
delayed periods usually differ from real
periods. If the bleeding is severe or
lasts for more than 7 days, you can
consult your gynecologist. Organic reasons
for irregular periods such as tumors or
infections should also be considered by
the gynecologist. It is not too likely
that sex has anything to do with this
bleeding.
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