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Trying To Conceive, Brown Discharge After Intercourse, Feeling Tired, Sore Breast, Nauseous. Pregnant?
Hello, my husband and I are trying for a baby. Firstly I would like to know what is irregular period exactly. I have periods every month but the days change between 28 to 40 days. Does this count for irregular? I am trying to find out my ovulation time but not really possible. So I always count from 10 to 18 days from the first day of my period. Also I would like some advise on the possibility of being pregnant and still getting period. I had my last period on the 1st of May. My husband and I had intercourse on the 6th-11th-13th-18th-20th. Then on the 15th-16th May I had brown dischange. On the 4th of june I started my period which I thought I was not pregnant. But I am feeling tired in the evenning, have sore breasts, bloated, little constipation and little nauseous. This might be only my brain playing with me :) I appreciate your help, Dadlicik
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Mon, 11 Jun 2012
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hi,
normal menstrual cycle is usually 28 +/- 7 days, means from 21 days to 35 days can be taken as normal duration of menstrual cycle,
you can better find out your period of ovulation by using ovulation kits,
pregnant woman can show bleeding,
-during her regular day of periods,
-due to implantation,
-due to some friction or injury at local genital area,
-in process of miscarriage.
to rule out pregnancy you better go for blood test for pregnancy and ultrasound after consulting gynecologist.
take care.
normal menstrual cycle is usually 28 +/- 7 days, means from 21 days to 35 days can be taken as normal duration of menstrual cycle,
you can better find out your period of ovulation by using ovulation kits,
pregnant woman can show bleeding,
-during her regular day of periods,
-due to implantation,
-due to some friction or injury at local genital area,
-in process of miscarriage.
to rule out pregnancy you better go for blood test for pregnancy and ultrasound after consulting gynecologist.
take care.
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