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please read im confuse any advise plz

I have a 35 to 36 days cycle my 36 days would be n Nov 23 but n the 22 after checking my CM i noticed blood not red but pink i put n a pad but for the entire day it did not come down n it so i put n a panty liner it still did not catch it i only notice brown colour blood n the paper when i whipe after urinating r if i insert my finger by Tuesday morning it disappear i just have light cramps normally my first 2 days r heavy r painful but not this time,i do not have a swollen breast but i do notice dizziness n mild vomiting i did a test n friday the 29 Nov n it was negative but im not having any symptoms my hussy n i have been trying for the pass two months now,im very weak im dizzy n headache that it any advise would be very helpful to me thanks.
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Thanks much but i did not no that was irregular so that maybe the problem when i think i ovulate i done ovulate long time already I'm going to get my self a ovulation pit thanks again
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Thanks much but i did not no that was irregular so that maybe the problem when i think i ovulate i done ovulate long time already I'm going to get my self a ovulation pit thanks again
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Usually irregular ms mean ur not ovulating correctly something could be going on fertility wise... Then again I'm not a doctor... But that sure is a long ms... Most PPL I hear with things like that are on clomid ...
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