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Ok so I had a D&C in April (3rd one in a year and a half) and in May my period was right on time. I had a little spotting when I went to the bathroom around the first of June. I was supposed to have started my period on the 15th and haven't yet. I am pretty regular so know I am left wondering, am I pregnant again or just very late. I have taken 2 tests one was inconclusive and the other was positive. Can anyone help me?

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:A little confusedOk so I had a D&C in April (3rd one in a year and a half) and in May my period was right on time. I had a little spotting when I went to the bathroom around the first of June. I was supposed to have started my period on the 15th and haven't yet. I am pretty regular so know I am left wondering, am I pregnant again or just very late. I have taken 2 tests one was inconclusive and the other was positive. Can anyone help me?

beccadita80 responded:

Sounds like you may be pregnant. I would call your doctor and see if they are able to get u started on a progesterone supplement or something else to help you sustain the pregancy. Good luck ((sticky vibes))

Report This| Share this:A little confusedSounds like you may be pregnant. I would call your doctor and see if they are able to get u started on a progesterone supplement or something else to help you sustain the pregancy. Good luck ((sticky vibes))

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