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Brown Spotting
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Just wondering whether anyone else has had this before... I started very light brown spotting yesterday only about as much as a teaspoon in size if that, and the same today. With slight to moderate cramping on and off... this is unusual for me as a) I didnt think I was able to have my own period - or will ever hardly get my periods, (PCOS obviously). I made my last two or three come by enducing it will the pill, but dont take any bc other then that. I wouldnt of expected a period for at least another 2-3 months (last being around 2 months ago) if that... so now I am just confused.
I havent had brown light spotting before ever without a period coming on within an hour or so... any ideas or is this normal for PCOS ??
Just wondering whether anyone else has had this before... I started very light brown spotting yesterday only about as much as a teaspoon in size if that, and the same today. With slight to moderate cramping on and off... this is unusual for me as a) I didnt think I was able to have my own period - or will ever hardly get my periods, (PCOS obviously). I made my last two or three come by enducing it will the pill, but dont take any bc other then that. I wouldnt of expected a period for at least another 2-3 months (last being around 2 months ago) if that... so now I am just confused.
I havent had brown light spotting before ever without a period coming on within an hour or so... any ideas or is this normal for PCOS ??
Hi - well nothing came, no blood, infact i only spotted those two times, so one and a half days, now nothing... I had cramping too - which stopped today, so I am very confused... even when I was younger I had a period - it was blood not this brown discharge... this was very strange... so this is normal?
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