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I got Brown Stuff is this implantaion?

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PostPosted: 06/07/06 - 12:43    Post subject: I got Brown Stuff is this implantaion? Vote now! Reply with quote
HI i need a little bit of help please ... On the 4th i shoulda got my period but i got it on the 6th... but usually when i get ny period it is very heavy and very red in blood.. But when i started yesterday on the 6th it was just brown and lite.. i only used 2 pantyliners that are very thin and today it is still the same but it was a little pink to it ?i think i might have a yeast infection cause it is a little clumpy on the inside when i used a cutip around the inside of my vagina..... Embarassed can anyone help me as to what it is please ASAP thank you i greatly appreciate it

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