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Q: Erratic Periods

asked by: Princessk07 on June 14th, 2007

New User

For about 3 months now my periods have only lasted for 3 day...
use to they would be from 5 to 6 days...
Well this month had unprotected sex 3 days in a row and my period was 4 days late....
i started my period today when i was suppose to start monday....could i be pregnant??? why did my period change from 5-6 days to 3 day???

Replies(1)

babyAndy

replied on June 17th, 2007

Experienced User

Usually you DONT get your period whenyour pregnant. Its not Late it just doesnt come.
If your 'period' was very light or spotting like, then you could take a pregnancy test.
Periods can change for many reasons, stress, fatigue, change in exercise routine, medications etc.
If you are still worried go see your dr.

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