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since it was the day before you were suppose to get your period your probably not pregnant because you would not be ovulating, expecially if you have a regularRegular insulin cycle you would already have ovulaed 2 weeks before you were suppose to get your period. So i wouldn't worry, but go ahead and take a HPT to ease your mind, better to know either way.
I have seen brown periods in my days, but not for that long...I'm not saying I am right on this, but my opinion is, it could possibly be old blood? I do know that skipping a month every now and then is normalNormal saline flush, but I agree...get a HTP to be sure and get the worry off your mind. I have worried like that before, and yes, it sucks...get rid of the worry and go to a clinic and get a free HTP and get their advice on what they think is wrong.
I have the same problem as we speak its been dark brown through the entirety of my period and its gone BUT I'm still cramping. CAN SOME1 PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
i usually have brown period/discharge just before and after my period, is this normalNormal saline flush? also, i am bloated 2weeks before my period is due, is this commonCommon cold?
My periods are always brown, I don't know how normal that is. They were always red when I first started but I few years ago they switched to brown with a lot of clots...