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    1 month ago

    Does anyone know?

    Hey guys,
    I’m just curious so I had my birth control taken out of my arm on September 6th, 2019 I had my first period September 23rd-27th, then came October 9th and I started just spotting and it was only there when I went to the bathroom and that lasted for 6 days! Well I have an app on my phone to help me keep track of my cycles and I had tracked how I had been feeling well on the 10th of October I reported having breast tenderness and sensitivity and also bloating and I’ve had those symptoms everyday since! I took a test last night and immediately it came back positive, took 2 more this morning and a very rapid same result! My question is does anyone know what that spotting for 6 days was just 12 days after I had my first period the end of September???
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