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Hi, I'm gave birth via c section 2yrs back.. my periods started after 8 months post delivery.. it was irregular at first somehow it started regularising eventually with a cycle of 37 days.. i got my last period in mar 27 so i was expecting it by may4. But I saw spotting (red one like jelly consistency) from Apr 22 to Apr 26. Then it stopped.. it's definitely not my period since I have 3 wet days.. still my period hasn't arrived.. am i pregnant or what. We used protection but I wonder now.. should I go for a direct consultation or shld i check for home pregnancy first?. It is very confusing and stressful.
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U may check once for pregnancy at home
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Direct consultation should be better
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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U can go fr a urine pregnancy test
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