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Am I Pregnant - Brown Discharge and Lightheadness

I had a normal period in mid April. I am due to come on my period on approx May 15. On May 3 thru May 4, I had brown discharge coming from my vagina. It had no odor or smell. It was brown only, there was no red in it. It cleared up in 24 hours. Me and my husband have been having sex approx 3 times weekly, but had not had sex in a couple of days prior to May 3. I still have been feeling a bit lightheaded since May 3.  I have no infections and no other symptoms. Me and my husband have been trying to conceive. Could I be pregnant?
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Was not pregnant, I think it was just my period. Gyne said this is normal for some women.

thanks
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372900 tn?1315512302
Well I wish you luck and lots of SSBD!
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Sorry, correction. Ovulation occured for me in late April. The brown discharge was Friday - Saturday May 6-7.  Not sure if that matters.  I sort of agree with you vmvnpv, but I am hopeful.  Had a gyne exam in late April and various blood tests/cultures and all was normal.  Currently, I have no discharge or vaginal infections (per my gyne).  I'll probably try an early pregnancy test and see.

thanks.
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372900 tn?1315512302
It's too early for pregnancy symptoms to show and dizziness can be just about anything (just like spotting).  The only way to know for sure if you're pregnant is with a test after you've missed your period.
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