Any bleeding during pregnancy should be directed to your OB/GYN....especially bleeding with pain.
Its actually very normal, along with other symptoms i took the pill and I'm on the patch now and it still happens. and some people actually have there spotting flow like there normal period.
if the pain is also in your lower back you could be . get medical help right away.
Yes. I have 6 children and 5 out of the 6 pregnancies I had lower back pain along with some cramping as some of my very earliest symptoms. This happens to me even before the nausea and fatigue.
The last time I was pregnant I have some severe pain, I thought it was my period as I always had very painful ones, I was taking painkillers as I have very iregular periods and never suspected I was pregnant until I did a test at 5 and a half weeks, my doctor told me that the pain was my womb getting ready for the pregnancy.
Some crazy shat happens involving your parents :)
If it was a vaginal ultrasound then yes it could give you some spotting.
There is no way for certain some get cramps, bloating or light spotting as tip off signs before it happens but not all
red or brown spotting is common, but some people dont have spotting at all (there the lucky folk).
i think there is because, spotting is usually lighter then a period and the shot causes your hormones to act up. which would in some cases cause some spotting.
Some doctors would pro-actively alert the pain clinic and some not. It would be part of the record which the pain clinic will often request.
Yes, you can take the depo and plan b together. The only side effect will be dizziness, dry mouth, some stomach pain, tiredness and spotting.
It means your spotting...some woman tend to have spotting when first taking the shot. Some women periods stop completly after spotting and in some cases a period as at least one a year on the shot.