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Hey Ladies My Husband and I Need Your Help!

My period was due October 10th, I didn't get my period until the 14th but the odd thing was it was 5 days long as usual but it was super light. My periods are usually heavy to wear mi changing about every 2 to 3 hours. it wouldnt even fill up a pad in that time. The color was bright red some dark red at times and i passed a clot about the size of a penny. My breast are still super swollen, more back pain (upper and lower) Could this be pregnancy? I have multiples that run thur my whole family, (moms and dads) could it be a multiple pregnancy? I took a pregnancy the day i missed my period but i feel tht is was to early. Could this bleeding have been implantation bleeding. Ive also never cramped after my period. ive had mild cramping as well after the bleeding stopped.
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6499109 tn?1382041738
Yeah it sounds like you could be. If your breasts are really veiny thats a big sign. Breasts will be larger and fuller along with more visible veins.
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do you think something could be wrong? It makes me wonder. My breasts are super veiny and this morning my husband actually said that they also looked bigger. Maybe this is something. Ill test again soon.
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4484425 tn?1384228334
Its possible you're pregnant. Some women will experience period like bleeding during pregnancy. I would take another test especially since your bleeding was mild compared to your usual period.
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