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Two "cycles" in one month?!
Hello,
I am very confused, On march 5, my cycle came as expected-it lasted for 5 days like always the only thing different was where i normally have cramping, there was none-maybe just a little one day. It went off for one week..and then on march 18 it came back & this time there wasnt much bleeding, but more cramping. Now I expected it to come back on 04/05/08 and nothing. I have been experiencing some mild cramping which started on Monday-but no cycle, no spotting or anything. I have been experiencing some lower back pain,some nausea(w/o vomiting) fatigue,not sore but tingling nipples,and frequent urination. I took a HPT last night which was negative. Any advice?
Thank you so much for your opinion
I am very confused, On march 5, my cycle came as expected-it lasted for 5 days like always the only thing different was where i normally have cramping, there was none-maybe just a little one day. It went off for one week..and then on march 18 it came back & this time there wasnt much bleeding, but more cramping. Now I expected it to come back on 04/05/08 and nothing. I have been experiencing some mild cramping which started on Monday-but no cycle, no spotting or anything. I have been experiencing some lower back pain,some nausea(w/o vomiting) fatigue,not sore but tingling nipples,and frequent urination. I took a HPT last night which was negative. Any advice?
Thank you so much for your opinion
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
Repeat the HPT in one week. If negative, observe your menses over the next 2-3 months and if still abnormal address it with your ob/gyn.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
Repeat the HPT in one week. If negative, observe your menses over the next 2-3 months and if still abnormal address it with your ob/gyn.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
this happens due to harmonal imbalance dont worry abt it. just see the gynecologist
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