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7757724 tn?1396279586

Implantation

So Im 2 months post partum. I have used a condom every time. The thing that has me worried is that I have already had what i think was two periods. the first one was normal then the next one came really early it was spotting. First it was pinkish then the next day it was red and then the third day it was brownish. I read thats its totally normal to have irregular lighter/heavier period after baby. So it started on saturday at about 5 am. It stopped Monday morning and the most blood I got was when it was red and it covered about half a tampon. so I took a test on Monday and it was negative then I took it today and it was still negative.... Im so afraid Im having cramps and diarrhea... None of this is normal for me.. when will a test be accurate after suspected implantation? Thanks
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I would just wait to see if you cycle again. Sometimes it takes up to six months before your cycle returns to something you might consider normal. Be patient and just take care of yourself and new one in the mean time.
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7757724 tn?1396279586
No
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Are you breast feeding? I hear you usually wont have periods until you stop breast feeding
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I used a clear blue digital test and it showed positive 4days before my period was due.
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7757724 tn?1396279586
oh no ):
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For me, my test didn't show positive until 3 days after my period was supposed to start.
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