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this is the second month this has happened. My period starts on the 22nd of September, I went off on the 27th, had unprotected sex on the 28th and 29th.. then 5 days later I have light bleeding for 4 days then..my cycle begins again as regularly on October 22nd goes until the 27th of the month, i have unprotected sex again on 7th and 8th of November and now im having the bleeding again but this time its very stringy. my period is not due till the 22nd of this month, what am I going thru
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You might be ovulating early, some times that causes light bleeding that lasts for a day or so. Sex could also be causing this since it seems to happen after you have intercourse. Are you on birth control at all? That can also cause bleeding between periods. If you're not on birth control I would suggest going to see a doctor, it's not normal to have bleeding in between periods and you need to know what is causing this.
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i am not an expert but still i would share my views with you.
lets see:
Pregnancy options:
1st time period: started 22nd ----- finished 27th and you had sex on 28th and 29th so i would say NO There is no chance of pregnancy at that time.

2nd time period: started 22nd----- finished 27th and you had sex on 7th and 8th so i would say YES There is a possibility.

Now come to the bleeding:
as i said first month is least i would u r pregnant. possibility of slight bleeding could be a sign of infection or ur periods were disturbed due sex etc. (it happens once to every women especially if u just started having sex)

now the second time bleeding i would say wait for your cycle i know its hard but wait if they don't come do a pregnancy test. or if you can't wait then few days before your periods use early pregnancy test strips and do a test. if its negative and u get ur periods and u face same problem i would recommend u should see ur doctor asap.
Hope i helped
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