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What Causes Mild Cramps And Pink Discharge?

From past four months..my periods are getting delayed..by 10days...evry mth..this mth after i finished my periods..after 15days i started getting mild peeiod like cramps..and after a week im getting slight pink dscharge along with thin milky white discharge ..what can this be?
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The cramp like pain and pink discharge you are experiencing may be due to release of ova from the ovary that is ovulation.This is called Mittelschmerz sign.This is a normal phenomenon.
But as you are getting delayed periods from past four months,you get one ultrasound scan pelvis done and consult a gynecologist
This will help to rule out PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) and PID (Pelvic inflammatory disease) by your gynecologist.
Hope you are satisfied with the answer.
Thank you.
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What Causes Mild Cramps And Pink Discharge?

Hello, Welcome to HCM The cramp like pain and pink discharge you are experiencing may be due to release of ova from the ovary that is ovulation.This is called Mittelschmerz sign.This is a normal phenomenon. But as you are getting delayed periods from past four months,you get one ultrasound scan pelvis done and consult a gynecologist This will help to rule out PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) and PID (Pelvic inflammatory disease) by your gynecologist. Hope you are satisfied with the answer. Thank you.