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1313117 tn?1273788158

maybe baby

well im 18 years old... nd i always have my period every 28 days... my last regular period was on 4/21/10... but on friday 5/07/10 i started to bleed but it was like i pink/clear thick discharge... and it never got darker... i'm not suppose tew come on my period til the 5/17/10... could i be pregnant... I NEED HELP!!!!!
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1186413 tn?1326730549
It could have just been from ovulation.  I normally get some spotting like that for a day or two right before ovulation.  It is common and just is a sign of the egg releasing from the ovary.  Have you had unprotected sex since then or around then?  Unfortunatly the only thing you can do is wait to see if she shows up.  You could also take an early response test but I wouldn't take it until like 2 days before your missed period.  Good luck and I hope you get the answer you want soon.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
There is a chance that the discharge you had could be implantation bleeding. Like Alaysha said, the best thing you could do is wait till your period is due, and if it doesn't come or is lighter than usual, try taking a HPT with first morning urine.
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187316 tn?1386356682
Well if you had unprotected sex than there is always a chance of pregnancy. Unfortunently spotting could be caused by a million other things not even related to pregnancy. Stress being one of them. Only thing you can really do is wait until you actually miss your period and test.
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