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Exactly 12 days ago, I engaged in sexual intercourse with my boyfriend. We DID use a condom, but he fears he may have leaked out. This is because he saw what may have been his own excretions on my outer labia. Though, he said that it was too thick to be mine, but also too thin to be his. Today, I began cramping heavily. I also began bleeding as I would at the beginning of my menstrual cycle. Later, I stopped bleeding. Completely. I got a little concerned as this never happens to me on the first day of my menstrual cycle. Typically, only on the last. I got on the internet and searched WebMD, to find that this is called spotting and could be a sign of pregancy. Of course, you can imagine my concern and fear upon reading this! I am far too young for a child and cannnot afford, even, to be pregnant. But, just awhile ago, I resumed bleeding and I've still been cramping rather heavily. I'm hoping you might be able to give me some advice, as well as tell me if I might be spotting or actually at the beginning of my menstrual cycle.
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1495106 tn?1323348213
hi
when are u due to come on ur period next?
if u are concerned u are pregnant most home pregnancy tests will show up when ur periods due.
hopefully its just the start of ur period ;)
x
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thank you so much!
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1399033 tn?1449587779
It could be he beginning of your menstral cycle! Good luck!!
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