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PostPosted: 01/12/08 - 14:29    Post subject: Complications Vote now! Reply with quote
I believe I might around 2 months pregnant and I have had a period in a couple months and yesterday I had some white slimmy ( calagon ) smear off my paper (1st feeling like I had to pee) and the a long dark red blood was inside part of it in middle of it strung out in slim. What could of happened to me. It had again when I went to release my bowels this morning..then it was only for a short time 2 wipes. What is it ?
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