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Am I Pregnant?

I M 27 YRS OLD FEMALE ,V R PLANNING FOR A BABY .MY PERIODS USE TO BE NORMAL 30 DAYS CYCLE. I HAD INTERCOURSE WITH MY HUSBAND ON 4RTH JULY ..... I HAD SPOTTING ON 13TH JULY FOR 3 DAYS AND AGAIN ON 20TH JULY FOR 2DAYS............. MY EXPECTED PERIOD WAS ON 28TH JULY ....................... BUT DIDNT HAD PERIODS YET.........AM I PREGNANT
Wed, 4 Aug 2010
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Mid cycle bleeding can be defined as bleeding from the cervix, perineum or vagina that is severe and occurring between anticipated periods. The causes can range from:
Hormonal changes in the body
Low thyroid levels in the body
Miscarriage
Intra uterine devices (IUD)
Starting or stopping oral contraceptives
Vaginal infection or injury to the vagina
Stress
It can be confirmed only by examination and if required investigations. So it will be better to have a through examination and get confirmed.
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Go to your doctor, and see what they say, you need to find out asap
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Am I Pregnant?

Mid cycle bleeding can be defined as bleeding from the cervix, perineum or vagina that is severe and occurring between anticipated periods. The causes can range from: Hormonal changes in the body Low thyroid levels in the body Miscarriage Intra uterine devices (IUD) Starting or stopping oral contraceptives Vaginal infection or injury to the vagina Stress It can be confirmed only by examination and if required investigations. So it will be better to have a through examination and get confirmed.