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Q: Bleeding before perio ddue

asked by: TexasAngel1206 on July 18th, 2009

Experienced User

hello
I have been on birth control for about 4 years now.. I always have my peiod on the thursday of the white pills and i havent missed any pills.. My last period was 7/2-7/6 and it was mainly a lot of large clots.. Well two nights ago i had intercourse and i bled alot during it.. It was bright red blood.. The next day we attempted to have intercourse again and this time i had dried up browish/blackish balls of blood like clumps and my boyfriend says it feels different inside of me.. does anyone know what could be causing this..? I have never experienced anything like this bf..is this a sign of early pregnancy or something else? please help:0) thanks

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georgiporgi

replied on July 18th, 2009

New User

I was on the pill when i fell pregnant with my son and never had this problem. If i was you i would go out now buy a test do it first thing in the morning. As your partner what exactly feels different and no matter what the outcome of the test i would book an appointment with the doctor monday just to get checked over. good luck.

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