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Is it normal to have light flow of brown before your period then stop then start.?
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∙ 13y ago
Every woman is different and her period is no exception. It can vary from month to month in the first few years. The first period can be brown and several times after. A long period can also be the cause of this because blood oxidizes from being in the uterus too long. This can be caused by stress, making the inner wall of the uterus thinner. Some medications can cause it too. Its common and nothing to be concerned about in general. However, if this happens every period you might want to speak to your doctor because it could be an indicator of cysts or blood clotting. If you're concerned then talk to your doctor about it.
Make sure you keep a detailed schedule on your period, when it starts (even brown starts), stops, light and heavy flows, and cramping. Do this for 4-6 months til you have a consistent result and show your doctor. If there is something to be concerned about it will be evident in your schedule.
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Is it normal to get brown discharge 4 days before period in virgins?
Yes, it is completely normal to get brown discharge for four days before your period, this is spotting which is just light bleeding as your period starts. A virgin is absolutely no different to a non-virgin.
Brown spots on tampon?
If you remove a tampon and it has brown spots then it is likely old blood, normal when your period is light as it takes time for the blood to leave your body and it goes brown. If your period is light then you should not be using tampons at all, only use tampons with full flow. If the tampon has brown spots before insertion then throw it out and check other tampons before using them.
Is it normal to have a brown first period and very light also when will it turn red and get heavier?
yes it can be very light
Most people are six weeks along before they know they are pregnant does this mean its normal to have your period when you are first pregnant?
Hello - No it is not normal to have your period but it is normal to experience light brown bleedig during the first month. This is simply old blood being flushed out of your system.
If when you started your period five days ago it was brown with brown clots and has been this way during the whole period is it normal?
Brown blood is usually old blood but if it was light then rule out pregnancy.
You are not trying to get pregnant and having light bleeding the week before your period Is this normal?
ya this is abso normal.....
What does light brown spotting with no clots before your period but you was late for the next one mean?
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I'm spotting a week before my period. Does this mean im pregnant?
Yes, it's completely normal to spot before menstruation. Your period doesn't have an on/off switch, it will start light with a little blood leaving your body and mixing with discharge so can be brown or pink rather than red, this will typically occur a few days before your period starts. It's also normal to get spotting up to two weeks before your period as a result of ovulation.
Is it okay to to spot before your period?
Yes, it's completely normal to spot before your period - spotting is light bleeding, menstruation normally starts light like this and then gets heavier as it goes on.
What is the difference between a light period and implantation?
As far as I know, a light period is just that...a light period. Implantation bleeding usually occurs a couple days before your period is due, and is just spotting, usually pink-ish or light brown in colour.
Had depo shot aug 29th had normal period beginning nov now light spotting then stopped 3 days before expected period?
never returned for my second shot.blood was light brown and only lasted a few hours..was suppose to have gotten shot on the 20th..could I be pregnant
Is it normal to have a light brown period. No red blood very very light and about a week early is this normal?
Yes, it is called spotting and it's the leftover blood exiting your body. It's perfectly normal, if you are pregnant that is. If your still concerned, visit your doctor.
