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First of all I'm 16 years old. I had unpreotected sex with my boyfriend missed my period on November, I don't really know if I'm pregnant. On Sunday I had this wierd brown discharge only once that day I thought I was gonna have my period but no, yesturday same thing happend & today again but this time with blood not like my normal periods this is way less and only happends when I use the bathroom & wipe. What can this be?? (my parents don't know yet by the way:/)
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Okat first things first...any smart person would,go to their parents...sorry if I seem harsh but this is why young teens shouldn't be having kids. The moment you realize you might be pregnant you should have gone to your mom. Second. If your not pregnant GET ON BIRTH CONTROL!!!!! I waited till I graduated high school to have sex with my bf. Yes i'm a teen mom but I have my life together. Your only 16. Your life that you should've had is now over. All I can say is take care of yourself and that baby.
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Go pee on a stick dear.
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Since you missed your period for November, and you are now having spotting I would suggest either going to the doctor or taking a pregnancy test because it could be implantation bleeding, meaning the embryo is implanting itself onto your uterus so it can grow into a baby.
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