Periods Issue

Periods issue

Asked for Female, 23 Years

Was sexually active on 28th of december and took ipill on that day itself Then had bleeding on 3rd of january to 8th of january(light bleeding) Then had bleeding on 1 feb 2021 to 6th feb 2021(light bleeding) Took bhcg test on 4th march the result was 0.100 Then again took bhcg on 18th march the result was 0.345 Then after that on 15th april 2021 i am experiencing bleeding and today its 19th of april 2021 im having light bleeding Saw 2 3 clots in the bleeding and red mucus too the mucus is full red Experiencing light bleeding..half of my pad is soaking blood.. No pain during bleeding So is it periods or spotting?? Do spotting contains blood red mucus and clots??

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