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A member asked:
On 12dpo, , brown/pink spotting for 3 days. period due 11dpo as 10 day luteal phase. proper period not started yet. anything to be worried about?
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Sounds ok: If your period is due 11 days post ovulation and you had brown and pink spotting (blood) then it sounds like your period is right on time. If you are thinking that you might be pregnant then check a pregnancy test.
Answered 6/6/2013
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