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heavy bleeding or pregnancy

hi i had sex with my bf on june 5th and starting bleeding on june 24th it was light and the next dat dark for a day and then 4 days light  and for that period thing was a few hours off and on and just had lower back pains . and i took a test in the after noon and it was negative on july 20th and today on july 26th had a light spot and turned in to dark  and its been a few hours and stops then comes back and no cramping just lower back iam woundering if i 'am pregnant or is this a regual period  need some answers please
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I'm pretty sure your period can't just change like that out of the blue, the only thing that can really change your periods, are pregnancy and Birth control!..
Anyways, if you tested in the afternoon your urine was probably too diluted to work, so take another test FIRST THING IN THE MORNING. Also dark brown blood is OLD blood... so that could be your body getting rid of the rest from your period! Are your periods Regular or Irregular?

And have you been having Unprotected sex? Cause if you have that could lead to pregnancy!!
If your urine test comes out negative, and you feel pregnant or miss your next period, go and ask your doctor to do a HCG blood test on you.

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maybe your cycle is changing
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