Blood Before Period FOR FEMALES What Does It Mean When You Start Seeing Pinkish Blood Before Your Period?

FOR FEMALES what does it mean when you start seeing pinkish blood before your period? - blood before period

Do you have your time for a while or you're wondering whether one soon?

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

Do you have your time for a while or you're wondering whether one soon?

Anonymous said...

Do not panic about it. Before I end my time, my color changes to the landfill. It gets darker. If you fear that they will consult with your doctor.

Anonymous said...

This could mean that your time will begin shortly. I do not think that you mean your pregnancy, because if there were no time would be. So if it starts to hurt, I do not think that's not too worried. ^ _ ^

Anonymous said...

Pregnant

Anonymous said...

Pregnancy is a possibility. But do not go to Babies R Us, but go to a doctor for the final proof.

Anonymous said...

This means that you have from your time of puberty, and probably soon.
Depends on the person and the time needed.
I had it for about 4 months before I get my period.

Anonymous said...

This means that you have from your time of puberty, and probably soon.
Depends on the person and the time needed.
I had it for about 4 months before I get my period.

Anonymous said...

Its luminous flux. It does not say much anythinggoes. can sometimes be what you use, perhaps not impregnating but most people much later in pregnancy

Anonymous said...

You will probably be what they call the "spots" on. It is generally very low, and had noticed that when you clean. A place where women are ovulating, and is especially common when hormonal changes (such as birth control again). Usually when I see premenstrual spotting I also have pain, but not necessarily for everyone.

Telescopes can also be an early sign of pregnancy. If you had sex, if it is something special, especially when you can start your normal period, you will spend a pregnancy test. If yes go before menstruation, then it's probably better to be safe and ask your doctor if it could be more serious, like an infection or a polyp.

Anonymous said...

This means that you have from your time of puberty, and probably soon.
Depends on the person and the time needed.
I had it for about 4 months before I get my period.

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