on Thursday when I wiped there was brown spots, i thought its my period cause it must%26#039;ve come on the 18th of April. But its 3 days there after and its still %26quot;spotting%26quot;, sometimes its lots and other times theres nothing. I never had sex, and i am almost 20
What i would like to know what is what is going on and could this be my period that is just VERY light?
how long will this last and what made it this way?
Please help me with an answer
Thank you
What i would like to know what is what is going on and could this be my period that is just VERY light?
how long will this last and what made it this way?
Please help me with an answer
Thank you
It is not uncommon for a woman to miss a cycle. Missing a bunch of menstrual cycles in a row can be a concern and you should immediately schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN.
Since you mention you have never had sex, obviously you are not pregnant nor is it related to an STD. Which is great.
What you referred to as brown spots is darkened blood. You have probably had a very light cycle this month, you may have not even noticed other symptoms of your period such as cramping, bloating, irritabillity, etc.
Use a panty liner for the next couple of days and you should be fine.
If your spotting occasionally throughout the month every month. Or more so than not. Then schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN and he or she will likely prescribe birth control pills to help regulate your cycles. Although you are not sexually active birth control pills have other uses than to prevent pregnancy.
Since you mention you have never had sex, obviously you are not pregnant nor is it related to an STD. Which is great.
What you referred to as brown spots is darkened blood. You have probably had a very light cycle this month, you may have not even noticed other symptoms of your period such as cramping, bloating, irritabillity, etc.
Use a panty liner for the next couple of days and you should be fine.
If your spotting occasionally throughout the month every month. Or more so than not. Then schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN and he or she will likely prescribe birth control pills to help regulate your cycles. Although you are not sexually active birth control pills have other uses than to prevent pregnancy.
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