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Q: TTC, very light 'period', cramping but neg hpt.

asked by: Sherri999 on August 23rd, 2007

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I had bright red on toilet paper on the 1st day which i thought was the start of my period..nothing on my pad for four days or again when i went to the bathroom..usually my period is very heavy on days 1 & 2..took a dollar store hpt on day 14 & 15..negative..my period was due on the 25th of July..no sign..i have had lots of cramping in my left & right hip for the last couple of weeks where i have not been able to sleep..i know i should probably go the doctor for a blood test..left work today..feeling very sick to my stomach..yes we have been trying to get pregnant..any advice will help..i think that i am just nervous since we have been trying for quite some time...thanks..

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young Girl

replied on August 23rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

hi sheri and welsome to ehealth!

well what you expierienced could be implantation bleeding or spotting which occurs during early pregnancy and most women do get it

and hpt's are not always right so yes i suggest a blood test

Sherri999

replied on August 23rd, 2007

New User

Thanks..

I am going to call my doc and get a blood test...thanks again..

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