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Is Pink Bleeding A Symptom Of Pregnancy?

Ok I m a 32 year old young lady with one child that is 6. I have not been sexually active for awhile now. I had Intercourse on March 3rd and then my period started on March 8th. I had sex again on the 11th of march and a few other dates in march also. My Period came on April 7th 2011 and at first it was very lite, it did not seem normal to me. it ended on March 11th 2011. Now it s April 17th and it s a very lite pink bleeding going on, could I be pregnant
Tue, 1 Sep 2015
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If you have always had normal and regular menstrual cycles, this sort of slight spotting calls for further evaluation. It is also possible that you could be pregnant in view of your history of sexual encounter during the fertile or ovulatory days. You can get an estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres coupled with a preferably trans-vaginal sonogram to assess the situation and plan further management. If negative for pregnancy, hormone imbalance should be suspected and taken care of. Hope this helps.
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Is Pink Bleeding A Symptom Of Pregnancy?

Hi, If you have always had normal and regular menstrual cycles, this sort of slight spotting calls for further evaluation. It is also possible that you could be pregnant in view of your history of sexual encounter during the fertile or ovulatory days. You can get an estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres coupled with a preferably trans-vaginal sonogram to assess the situation and plan further management. If negative for pregnancy, hormone imbalance should be suspected and taken care of. Hope this helps.