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Spotting
So haven't been on here in a while.... I had spotting a day or 2 before my period then had my period for about 4 days then it seemed basically gone then I saw some spots pretty much brownish just like how it was before the period it came after the period as well. I have only been with 2 people recently which was 2 Exs first ex doesn't have unprotected sex but does do unprotected oral and has only been with 2 people in the last couple months he went down on me once unprotected. Which was about 3 weeks ago second ex had unprotected vaginal sex once and when we were together (about 4 months ago we both got tested and we both had no STDs I don't believe he has been with anyone else besides me since then. I did also have brief oral sex performed on me unprotected a few months ago for a very very brief time and haven't spotted from then it just happened this week started on Thursday and Friday had my period Friday till about mom-tues and had more spots on underwear today. Never had this before and kinda freaking out about this. First ex pretty much assured me he's been with 2 people and he does not do unprotected vaginal and second ex I'm pretty sure hasn't been with anyone since me but who knows really.... Anyone can shed some insight? I am on birth control but I've been on it for 8 years and haven't had this happen before.... It's brown spotting with a tinge or red but more so brown. About 3 -4 spots only on underwear. When I stick my finger up nothing is left on my finger.
Never had spotting before but this week I had it before my period and after the period was gone started last Thursday and is still going on me and ex number 2 had unprotected vaginal sex a week before this spotting and period started. Just trying to make sense since it's a little confusing and the sat before I saw ex number 2 was when I got unprotected oral from ex number 1 sorry this is all confusing
Had unprotected vaginal sex with ex number 2 about 2 weeks ago if that helps any and ex 1 who performed unprotected oral was a week before that
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