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Bleeding only brown during period
Hey again, I'm back with yet another question. Sorry if I annoy anyone for posting again, but I'm just wondering about something. My AF started on the 30th, but I only had a little bit of brown discharge the entire day that barely showed up when I wiped. However yesterday and today I've continued to bleed but it has only been brown blood the entire time, with some red blood thrown but not much. I've barely went through one tampon per day, sorry TMI. All of my periods have always been medium-heavy flow during the few day or so, and always needed at least 4 tampons a day...again TMI. Anyone know what could be causing this irregular bleeding? Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks again!
I had two periods last month and i gone through half of this month and all of a sudden i was bleeding brown today i mean hardly anything their on the tissue when i wipe so i havent got a clue i do use condoms when hes nearly ready to *** but apart from that we dont use them properly which we should can anyone help xxx
Considering your delicated condition, losing your left tube and all, you should probably make an appointment with your doctor if this has never happened before. It might not be anything, but it could be something much more serious too.
Yes, that is completely normal. Mine are the same way and I am on Trinessa (off-brand of Orthotricylin)
I'm 26 years old and in the past 4 years have had 4 miscarriages 2 of which were tubule which resulted in the loss of my left tube. and since then we have had a hard time getting pregnant my period has always been irregular but this time my period is bout a week late and started to have brownish blood discharge (which has never happened before) and its not in the urine so i dont think it is my period yet. anyone know what this means?
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