Heavy bleeding + light pink spotting Posted: 11-05-06 18:14pm
I came to visit my fiance in April of this
year, we stayed with his family until
July...And then I got to go back home for
a couple of months to see mine. I had my
period when we left on the bus, which was
a little over a month ago. I got it again
a week later. I've also had 2 or 3 since,
and this time when I had it, there was
some heavy blood for about 2 days, it
ended over a week ago. Since It has ended
I've been seeing a light pink liquid, when
I urinate. But it isn't in the urine, only
on the toilet paper. I've been under a lot
of stress, since we babysit from 7 am one
day to 4 pm a few days later. (His mom
goes to work at 4 pm, but she gets home
around 7...and we have to get up with the
kids and watch them until she wakes up
which is usually right before she has to
go to work again.) There are also a lot
of problems with my family at home, and I
have had issues with depression and
anxiety since I was a child. I recently
found out my sister's baby could be dying,
and my grandmother needs heart surgery,
along with my mom being very depressed and
everything. I know I'm very stressed, but
I'm also very concerned that it could be
something else... And pregnancy is
something I've never wanted, and would be
the worst thing that could happen right
now especially with everything going on. I
don't know how I'd afford an abortion, and
I wouldn't feel comfortable asking his mom
for help.
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Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A1822 Posted: 11-29-06 10:38am
It is not possible to have 4-5
menstruations in a period of little over a
month. The vaginal bleedings you
experienced were probably spotting. In
fact, in such cases, you can’t be sure
what was a menstrual period and what was
spotting. This condition is called
menometrorrhagia. Menometrorrhagia is not
a sign of pregnancy, but you can still do
a home pregnancy test to check, in any
case. You must visit a gynecologist to
identify this anomaly and diagnose the
reason for the condition.
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