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Bleeding but not sure which type
I had intercourse on 6th Feb. Then I had bleeding on 10th Feb which was pure red blood and had small clots as well. The bleeding lasted for two-three days maximum. Then I had very low bleeding.
Now I do not know whether it is periods or something else related to pregnancy. My period date was 13th Feb as I had my periods on 13th January before that. But in March I haven't had my periods.
I have PCOS and my periods get delayed usually by a month or two.
Is it pregnancy? Or periods?
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If there was no intercourse after 10th of Feb it's unlikely that you are pregnant
Nevertheless to be sure you can go for a pregnancy test
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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