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Now i am not 100% sure if this should be pregnancy related, but i am going to ask anyways cuz perhaps one of you ladies have had the same problem. I started my AF august 4th-7th, and have been spotting everyday since then, color brown sry if tmi. I have a 6month old, and wondering if this was normal. It also happens during the day but seems to disappear come night time. anyone have any idea why this is?? thank you
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333144 tn?1314271378
If it continues please please please get it checked out I had this a few months ago and it turned out to be the first sing of my ectopic but because I over looked it and put it down to hormones from feeding my son it ruptured and I was very I'll I know it is unlikely to be the same but I could not say nothing please take care sorry don't want to scare anyone but I felt I had to say
On a better note I once stopped for a week after my period again when I was feeding my daughter
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689528 tn?1364135841
I'm not sure how long your cycle is and if that last period was your first period since having your baby but it could be ovulation bleeding or just a pending period. Your period can be a little haywire for a bit after having a child.
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1346146 tn?1299360497
Could b a cyst.  I had one on each ovary and spotted for 6 weeks till they went away.  I would get checked out to b sure.  Good luck.
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