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When i wipe its red but on my pad it's brown? 5 days early from getting my period but 6-9 days since ovulation. nauseous, headaches. am i pregnant?
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Red prior to menses: The dark brown is oxidized blood on your pad, and the red blood is fresh blood. It would seem unlikely that you're pregnant bleeding 5 days prior to menses, but that is possible. I suggest that if you're trying to conceive that you have an endometrial biopsy and Progesterone in the next cycle around the time that your spotting.
Answered 7/30/2014
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