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Period but no blood on pad
Hi. I have been cramping and in checking inside I had blood on my finger. But the next morning I saw no blood on my pad. I checked myself again and again there was blood. What's going on? Also I am not sexually active right not if that helps
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Hi there. Well, your period is probably coming. Just let it happen. Probably not best to insert your finger to check . . . it will just eventually happen without a finger test. good luck
It happens. Sometimes, menstrual bleeding is just slow, and potentially most of it leaves as you are bathing or showering without your notice. Don't stress, this is common. Another point that you may keep in mind, sometimes what seems quite a bit of blood when you are checking, on the pad looks like next to nothing. Also, potentially, you might like to try switching to tampons.
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