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Q: Two Periods In a Month

asked by: marvila on March 12th, 2006

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I had my period on feb 2- thru feb 6

not on birth control but do use condoms

then I started my what acted like my period again feb21 thru feb 27

now this month I have not started my period yet which should have been early march.....

I have taken 3 home pregnancy test and this past tuesday I had a blood test that also came back negative.....

I dont have pregnancy symptoms but I do have that really thick mucosy discharge like when I was with my other kids.....

Is having two periods within in a month right? How would I know if I have a vaginal yeast infection because I have never had one?

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yellow ribbon

replied on March 12th, 2006

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Youd know if you had a yeast infection they suck and you getting burning and itching. If youve got 2 kids youve prob had your period plenty of times are you regular? 2 periods in one month is weird but bodies are weird so... Ask your doc

marvila

replied on March 13th, 2006

New User

Hi Again

I was depo in january I stop taking it ..... And started with the condoms...... I have no itching or anything like you explained....But I guess im just going to have to wait and see.

Thanks for your help

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