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Q: no peroid for 5 months

asked by: pamela27 on June 21st, 2009

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i havent had a period in 5months sence i came off the niddle i was getting instead of taking the pill. but am getting browny bits sometimes on my underwear and when i wipe afer peeing its not all the time but am worried what is it? ive done tests and they say iam not pergnant. just found out i have a urine infection but that couldnt be doing this to me all this time could it? i know it can take time for my bady to go back to normal after coming ofd the niddle but why am i ahving this brown coming out. my stomach looks fat aswell from this am so confussed.i want to try for another baby but cant even try with whats happing to me.

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summerlyn

replied on June 23rd, 2009

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Usually this "spotting" of brown comes after or before a period. The doctor told me that it was dried up blood from my period before and when I was due for my other one it was getting pushed out a little at a time so the new blood could come through. Seeing as you haven't had a period that is really weird... I would suggest going to the doctors, usually it's not that big of a deal but you never know.

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