Skipped Two Periods On the Pill, Brown Discharge Posted: 07-09-05 15:29pm
I have been on the pill for 8 months, and
my bf also pulls out everytime.
I skipped my last two periods on purpose
b/c of timing and conveinance reasons, and
never had any problems with spotting or
breakthrough bleeding. I am 3 days from
the inactive week of my pills (mircette),
but about 5 days from when my period would
usually start. However, the past week I
have been having brownish/bloody mucusy
discharge and just started getting cramps
(the cramps are normal pms symptoms for
me). I'm worried b/c everything I read
says that this type of discharge the week
before your period is a sign of pregnancy.
I'm wondering though if it could be
related to not having a period for a while
and a buildup of lining.
I have also been under a lot of stress
lately due to moving across the country
for a new job and figuring things out with
the serious relationship I am in right
now.
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janeysuz
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jun 2005 Posts: 79 Location: neworleans
Discharge Posted: 07-10-05 12:13pm
Could mean a lot of things, stds (gon.
Can cause bleeding between periods)...Pill
won't protect you if your boyfriend was
carrying anything
i have read that even as little as 4
periods per year isn't posing any problems
for most women, no "buildup" problems
women bear the brunt of upkeep and
maintenance, you must go to your gyn, if
you call her she's going to ask you come
in most likely...For anything out of the
ordinary, it may inspire some needed
changes, at least get the immediate
problem fixed
take care, nothing's ever as bad as it
seems or as good as it seems, things
usually work out for the best...
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