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Q: Brown Discharge

asked by: Chi222 on June 11th, 2007

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Hi-
i am 22 years old and recently took the morning after pill (plan b) a week later (may 28th) I got my normal length period, it was kinda heavy but nothing abnormal. Now about 2 weeks later id say starting thursday (june 7th) I have been noticing a brown discharge. It is usually not alot. Not even enough to fill a small pantyliner. I did have sex with my boyfriend the day after my period ended but we were safe. (sorry for the tmi in this whole post) what could this be or mean? Any answers will help. Thank you

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Tylanas

replied on June 11th, 2007

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Re: Brown Discharge

Chi222 wrote:

What do you mean "we were safe?" If this means you used a condom, then fine, you actually were safe.

The morning after pills mess up your cycle, so it may take a month or two to return to normal. I wouldn't worry much, as long as you keep using condoms.

it's never tmi on the women's forums ^^

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