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Period or miscarriage
We are trying to get pregnant. I am 30 days late for my period but today I experienced pinkish blood. I don’t know if it’s a period or miscarriage. Please help.
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What are you doing to get pregnant?
Have you taken some pills for induction of ovulation or just trying it the natural way ?
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Get a pregnancy kit and check . Or do a beta HGG test .
You could repeat the test in3- 4 days time .
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30 days may still be too early .
That little bleeding could also signify the onset of menses.
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Dr. Sanjivani Venkatrao Aneraye
Obstetrics & Gynecology
1 yrs exp
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Do urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy
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