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Could i have had an early miscarriage? pink mucus, blood, abdominal/back cramps. a lot of discharge. a week & half before expected period.
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Pregnancy test: If you are having a miscarriage then your pregnancy test would be positive. This is the first place to start. Take a home test. If it is negative then you are just having an irregular menstrual cycle. Schedule a visit to discuss options for cycle regulation and to get your discharge tested for infections.
Answered 9/28/2016
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