period due is 24 November..?

Question

i was supposed to start my period by 24 Nov, then today i got some discharge like brownish plus a bit of blood... i just wondering could i be pregnant... i've been having a mild cramping for the last few weeks... i wanted to have baby so bad... please answer???

Answer 1

There is usually a bit of "spotting" at implantation (which occurs about 10 days after conception) so if you don't get your period it's possible. I would invest in a pregnancy test to be sure though. Or you can just wait and see if your period comes. There's always the possibility of irregularity or stress setting it back though. Spend the $10 and be sure.

Answer 2

It is possible, i used to get this when i was younger, i used to have a day or two of cramps, then the discharge and then a light bleed for about 3 days.

I always used to get checked by the doctor cuz i always used to panic that something was wrong with me! But its fine, everyone is different!

There is a chance you could be pregnant but dont get your hopes up - thats what im trying NOT to do at the moment!!! lol!!

Anyway, good luck and hope every thing works out as you want it to! xxx

Answer 3

You could be pregnant or you could have a mild infection in your uti, so I would go to the dr. and have a pregnancy test and get checked out at the same time.Better safe than sorry and hey you might get a wonderful thanksgiving present!

Answer 4

You could be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test. When you do use first morning urine as it contains the highest levels of the pregnancy hormone hcg. Brown blood is old blood. I don't know what this could be meaning for you.. Like does this happen to you alot or not? Maybe you should see a doctor.

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Good luck

Answer 5

possible....take a test and good luck!

Answer 6

sounds like your period sorry...