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am i pregnant?
I had unprotected sex three times 10 days after my period (counting 1 as my first day). a week before my my next period came , i started feeling bloated, irritable/mood changes, breasts are swollen and cramping. On the 29th day i had my period, it was heavy but would only come out when i pee and it only lasted for 2 days. after that, i get a pinkish blood whenever i wipe after i pee. and then 5 days after my period i had blood again and filled a pantyliner. could i be pregnant?
also, i remember that before my period, my boobies were really really sore, it felt like i have a cup C boobs.. and then after having my period it went away.. it's now back to it's normal size.
My guess would be a possible miscarriage although it's hard to be completely sure. But it sounds that way, although i could be completely wrong. Graphic happens on here so it's all good. Hahaha!! ;-) best wishes to you. I hope you're feeling better.
yes, youre right.. large clots of blood would come out. although i normally have a painful period, the last one was a little bit more painful. i had to stay at the toilet longer because thats the only time the blood would come out and it relieves the pain. (sorry a bit graphic).
I don't know if that is the right question or could you have had a miscarriage, if that is the case I am sorry to hear it, it can be very tough emotionally. When you mention it would only come out when you pee, were they large blood clots/clumps, that could be the actual lining and egg material, then the after would be light bleeding like you mentioned with it being pink. I am unsure but it sounds like you had maybe a miscarriage or just a abnormal cycle, and if it is that is could be just a normal change your body is going through or it could be something more serious you would want to consult with a doctor. If I were you I would do some thorough research through google. Search what a miscarriage would be like, or things that can cause your period to be wacky. I am sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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