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Periods Started With Brown Discharge, Then Pinkish Red, Followed Heavy Clots, Bright Orange. Stuffy Nose, Headache.

Hi there when I started my period it was brown discharge at first then pinkish red but the next day it was heavy with clots. Now it bright orange this never happen to me I have stuffy nose feeling dick to my stomach headace I had cramping two week before I came on I could stand certain smells I always have dry mouth and a nasty taste in the back of my mouth I feel like I can sleep Allday I be so tired I barely can keep my eyes open a lot of people say I look pregnant because I have a glow can u tell me what's wrong please
Fri, 8 Nov 2013
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In the current scenario, the ideal thing to do is to get a blood test for pregnancy done along with a trans-vaginal sonogram and see a specialist for further evaluation and management. If pregnancy can be excluded, you may have to be tested for other possible causes of bleeding like polyps, fibroids, dysfunctional uterine bleeding and hormonal disorders. Your symptoms can mimic a pregnancy, but need not necessarily point to it. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.
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Periods Started With Brown Discharge, Then Pinkish Red, Followed Heavy Clots, Bright Orange. Stuffy Nose, Headache.

Hi, In the current scenario, the ideal thing to do is to get a blood test for pregnancy done along with a trans-vaginal sonogram and see a specialist for further evaluation and management. If pregnancy can be excluded, you may have to be tested for other possible causes of bleeding like polyps, fibroids, dysfunctional uterine bleeding and hormonal disorders. Your symptoms can mimic a pregnancy, but need not necessarily point to it. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.