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Q: Pain-spotting.. Help!

asked by: lvn78 on January 7th, 2005

New User

Alright, I need some help? Advice? Relief? Something!
Somy period stopped about 9 days ago, I am on birth control and I have been since august of 2004, this month though I started a new kind of pill with lower estrogen.
My problem is, I have been expercing some minor pain during sex, which I have gone to the doctor for and will be getting an ultrasound in the upcoming week.
But I have been noticing a brownish red gooy liquid (like the stuff on the final days of your period) am I just spotting because of the new pills or is it something to do with pregenacy or what?
Can anyone help? I would just like some reasureance before I see the doctor this week and not have to worry all week! :(
thankk for your time!

Replies(1)

littlered

replied on January 7th, 2005

Experienced User

You did the right thing about going to your doctor first. Don't know really what to tell you. Because I haven't though something like that. Yes you could be spotting because of the your period. I hope everything goes well for you. And I also hope that I helped you in some way

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