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Spotting first for 2 days then red blood flow. is it counted as menses or could it be pregnancy?
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Either: This could be a normal, although light period, or you could be pregnant. In either case a urine pregnancy test will tell you since it would already be positive if you were pregnant.
Answered 4/21/2014
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