5 day brown period and now mucus? - had brown mucus and no period
I had unprotected sex last month, maybe 6-10 times.
My friend is still out, but my time in this month is a little strange ..
I have a 38-day cycle and is quite correct.
My time was on November 1 November 2008.
This month my period was December 5, 2008.
(It is later than 35 days)
They have typically invested in a heavy, but this time my time was something like this:
Day 1: The blood flow is very light brown ..
Day 2: Same as Day 1, but with a little red blood cells.
Blood Days 3-4: blood is usually brown, but redder.
Day 5 (today): the blood-brown and a lot of mucus.
It seems to me that has my "time" is now ceased.
Everything I do now is clear mucus when I wipe too.
It &# 039; is not very elastic. (TMI Sorry. TT)
The big question is, could I be pregnant ..?
XX.
ps
Please no answers like: "If you do not want a baby, please, use protection."
I know, and I regret now.
Okay?
I know I would be looking like an ignoramus, but still ..
Apart fallen from the scolding.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Had Brown Mucus And No Period 5 Day Brown Period And Now Mucus?
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4 comments:
Could a lot of things, but probably not pregnant. If you were pregnant, no such thing as a period. You can get a pregnancy test to be sure, but it sounds like me. You really need to detect sexually transmitted diseases. They should be more worried about illness or death during pregnancy. There are some really bad things can get AIDS (diseases, genital warts, cancer of the cervix) by her friend, and you must use condoms.
is possible that you may become pregnant, the best thing to do is make you take a pregnancy test, then a blood test the doctor if the result is positive, then you have to make tough decisions and I hope everything works for good fortune they
Perhaps, but I think you should take a pregnancy test, so precise, not the doctor. It may also be infected. Good luck.
Withdrawal does not always work.
But I do not know what could be wrong. I suggest you see your doctor about it though.
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