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If you come on your menstrual every month and stay on for 5 days and this month you only stayed on 3 days and it was not heavy the first day it was lite the second day it was ok the third day it was lite then what?

By Anonymous June 17, 2010 - 2:52pm
 
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I am trying to get pregnant I am 31 and I think I am ready I had two misscarege two years ago one in March and one in June

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I am so sorry you have already had two miscarriages a few years ago. How long have you been trying to conceive recently?

If you have a menstrual cycle regularly, but it changes slightly, then it is still a menstrual period. Your period can be lighter or heavier; longer duration or shorter duration; the color of blood can be pink, red, brown. You can have pre-menstrual symptoms or none. These can all change from cycle-to-cycle and this is all normal and healthy.

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Do you have any questions about conception? I'm not sure what your question was really referring to; where you wondering if you are pregnant with a change in menstruation (the answer is no; if you are menstruating, you are not pregnant). Are you wondering if your cycle is healthy (from the information above, the answer is yes), to that you can continue trying to conceive?

Did your doctor determine the reason(s) for your previous miscarriages?

June 17, 2010 - 5:18pm
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