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yes depending on age, stress and when it come it comes periods are a cycle of a womans life cycle. you just starting early.
It is perfectly normal to spot a few days before your period so dont worry!
Yes it is normal it just shows you to be prepared to get your period it's just like a warning
It is normal to spot a day before your period and also after your period. However, if spotting starts way too early, you might need to see a doctor.
yes
If you got your normal period, then the chances of you being pregnant are very low. The spotting is probably just because you were ovulating (releasing an egg) which happens before your period. Many women spot then
Absolutely yes!! Congratulations!!
That is called spotting. Women often spot the day before or a few days after their 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.
Yes, It's normal to have an ocassional spot of blood sometimes two days after your peiriod, clear is also normal.
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.
Spotting is normal before your period, it's just the start of your period as the uterine lining starts to shed. You can also get spotting after your period, or mid-cycle spotting around the time of ovulation.
Most women will see spotting before their period starts, this is completely normal. Menstruation doesn't have an on/off switch, as hormone levels drop uterine lining starts to shed; it will shed a little at first, so blood would be light and show as spotting, then as it speeds-up you see clear bleeding.