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Q: 17 days late with negative HPT's

asked by: Steph1sdope on June 28th, 2008

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I was due for my period on June 12th..I had spotting on June 6th and for a few days after that. My Cervix Feels Kindof Open But I Am Not Sure..My Uterus Is Sortof Hard..I Was WOndering Is This Normal Before Your Period Starts? My Breasts Are Sore & I Have Slight Cramping..I Just Wish I Knew Why I Spotted So Long Ago, My OB Said It Was Because My Period Would Be Coming IN The Next Few Days..But That Was On June 6th...

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Maddie34

replied on June 28th, 2008

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Have you been stressed lately?
Is it possible that your spotting on the 6th and a few days after was your period? Before I got on birth control, I used to get weird periods during months when I was stressed or had a huge change in diet, stress, or exercise.

Have you ever considered birth control? It will help keep your periods on schedule

steph7985

replied on August 23rd, 2008

New User

Thsoe syptoms sound like PMS if you ask me. Just wait a little longer and if there still is no period, tell your doctor.

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