A member asked:

Normally i have tender breasts before period and they go away after period. so if i have tender breasts before decidual bleeding and if it goes away just after decidual bleeding, does this mean that bleeding was my period and not a decidual bleeding?

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Did you feel you were pregnant prior to the uterine bleeding? I would expect decidual bleeding to be accompanied by symptoms that do not occur with bleeding that occurs during your menses. Specifically uterine cramping. However it could mimic a menstrual period as well. Your gynecologist can advise you best.

Answered 10/4/2021

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