Spotting after 2days of periods

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Asked for Female, 26 Years

We are planning for a baby and i got my periods after 5days of delay this month. I did not experience any period cramps this time compared to my previous menstrual cycles and the flow was comparatively less this month. I experienced slight spotting after 2 days of my period(i.e.. 7th day ) and lower back pain and slight period kind of cramps after 3 days of period(i.e... 8th day). I have never experienced spotting after my periods till date as well as back pain and cramps.Kindly let me know what is the reason for the same and what step has to be taken.

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Dr. Kush Shah Gynecologist 7 yrs exp Ahmedabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Kush Shah

Gynecologist 7 yrs exp Ahmedabad

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Confirm with UPT. If positive go for USG.if negative start pain killer and E+P Tablets to regulate menstrual cycle

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