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I am 10days past ovulation and period is due in 4 days. have had a tiny amount of brown cervical mucus and some brown blood. preg or period?
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Non-secific signs: Either is possible, and there are other causes as well. Best to wait until period is missed by 3-5 day, s then check a urine or blood pregnancy test.
Answered 6/11/2017
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