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Why Am I Feeling Nausea ?

My husband and I have only been ttc for 2 months.  I am 30 years old and my period has always been very regular (every 28 days).  This past month I started on the day that I should, but it only last for a day and a half.  It is normally very heavy and lasts 5-6 days.  It stopped for a day and then I got a very light pinkish brown spotting for just a few minutes.  I know there is always a possibility of being pregnant , but I m not really having any symptoms.  I have had some slight nausea at times, but that is all.  If I were pregnant, I would be about 3 weeks.  What do you think?
Sun, 5 Jun 2011
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Orthopaedic Surgeon,  's  Response
Best is to rule out with a Urine pregnancy kit. Anyways it appears that your cycles are regular but the volume of bleeding is very less indicating oligomenorrhoea. There are various causes of this condition including stress to problems in the uterine wall. I suggest you wait it out for the next cycle and if you still have the problem, you may visit your Gynaecologist who will be able to examine you and advise a proper line of management.
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Why Am I Feeling Nausea ?

Best is to rule out with a Urine pregnancy kit. Anyways it appears that your cycles are regular but the volume of bleeding is very less indicating oligomenorrhoea. There are various causes of this condition including stress to problems in the uterine wall. I suggest you wait it out for the next cycle and if you still have the problem, you may visit your Gynaecologist who will be able to examine you and advise a proper line of management.