Am I Pregnant With Early Periods,red Discharge And Severe Cramps?
My "period" came 3 days early. I didn't get any of my normal symptoms like cramping prior to it starting. On the 1st day I had bright red blood. Normally it's darker red and I have clots that pass and massive cramps. By day 2 it was really light only had to use one pad that day. On day 3 only had a little light pink spotting, may be the size of a quarter all day long. Now it's turned brown when I wipe. Could I be pregnant. I had sex almost every day during my fertile time period.
In medicine, pregnancy must always be ruled out in all ambiguous per vaginal bleeding in sexually active women.
You need to take a pregnancy test with early morning urine to rule out the pregnancy.
The brown discharges could be due to an infection of the blood or simply the rest of the blood that stayed inside. If it is fowl smelling, then it is an infection. Infections are common after bleeding because blood is a rich culture medium for bacteria.
Hope this helps you. Best regards Dr ACHUO
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Am I Pregnant With Early Periods,red Discharge And Severe Cramps?
Hello, thanks for using health care magic In medicine, pregnancy must always be ruled out in all ambiguous per vaginal bleeding in sexually active women. You need to take a pregnancy test with early morning urine to rule out the pregnancy. The brown discharges could be due to an infection of the blood or simply the rest of the blood that stayed inside. If it is fowl smelling, then it is an infection. Infections are common after bleeding because blood is a rich culture medium for bacteria. Hope this helps you. Best regards Dr ACHUO