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my period was due around the 16th of may. i didnt get my period, but i still had sex 2 days before my the start of my "high fertility" days. I noticed about 4 days after i had sex that when i went to the bathroom & wiped there was a brownish discharge, a few days later i started spotting w a red blood like discharge. the spotting only lasted 2-3 days. i have not had any cramping nor are my breast tender, however i have been very sleepy, moody & emotional. is it possible that i am pregnant?? how soon is too soon to test??

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:could i be pregnantmy period was due around the 16th of may. i didnt get my period, but i still had sex 2 days before my the start of my "high fertility" days. I noticed about 4 days after i had sex that when i went to the bathroom & wiped there was a brownish discharge, a few days later i started spotting w a red blood like discharge. the spotting only lasted 2-3 days. i have not had any cramping nor are my breast tender, however i have been very sleepy, moody & emotional. is it possible that i am pregnant?? how soon is too soon to test??

tlkittycat1968 responded:

Yes, it's possible you're pregnant. Since your period is late, you can test now and it should be accurate. Be sure to use fisrt morning urnine for the best accuracly.

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Report This| Share this:could i be pregnantYes, it's possible you're pregnant. Since your period is late, you can test now and it should be accurate. Be sure to use fisrt morning urnine for the best accuracly.

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