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ABNORMAL BLEEDING AFTER LATE PERIOD

im 21

i have a 7mth old son and im ttc with my husband

i have not been on any form of concreception and my periods are ALWAYS regualr

im 6days late for my period and ive started to get a bleed its very strange bleed tho
the only way i can describe it is as mouldy looking

like the end of a period but with little spots of blck color

im so confused i realy thought i was pregnant
my boobs have been very sore extra
please help
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i was due on my period and i took a pill and couple hours later i came on my perod....why do you think this happen as i do this often and nting like this have evry happen.,
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i was 6 days late for my period also but it came for about 4 days (its usually 7 days) and now my period stopped for about two days then i started bleeding again then the next day i stop and then again today i started again and i am having some symptoms of pregnancy
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thankyou for ur reply

i did a test yesterday and its neg

so fingers crossed next month is our month to conceive
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Of course pregnancy is always a possiblity but it sounds more like you body is trying to clean itself out after having the baby. If you are really concerned I would take a hpt in a couple of weeks or schedule an appointment with your doctor.
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