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Early period with muddy brown blood
I had sex 1 week before my expected period. I got down 2 days after it I.e. 5 days earlier than the expected date.
The next month again I got down 1 week earlier than the expected date and the blood was muddy brown and compared to other times very less. I have really painful cramps on the 1st day but this time they were not that painful. What could be the reason for the Muddy Brown blood? Could I be pregnant or is this some sign of PCOS as I was diagnosed with it last year but it got better.
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Nothing to worry, you can start krimson 35for 3months, and exercise also.
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