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Mild Cramps With Pink And Brown Spotting. History Of Having Unprotected Sex. Is This Due To Possible Pregnancy?

Hey , i had my period on the 18th of nov , and had unprotected sex on the 23rd , when i went to the toilet on the 26th after having mild cramps i wiped and there wos a pink colour on tissue , now this last few days its went from light pink to brown and this has never happened to me before and im really worried , am not on any contraception or anything like that , am i pregnant? Answers will be appriciated. Thank you x
Fri, 6 Dec 2013
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Hi, I understood your concerns. Based on the information given, it is impossible for you to be pregnant. You might be having pelvic inflammatory disease or vaginal infection. You just need to consult a family doctor or gynecologist.
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Mild Cramps With Pink And Brown Spotting. History Of Having Unprotected Sex. Is This Due To Possible Pregnancy?

Hi, I understood your concerns. Based on the information given, it is impossible for you to be pregnant. You might be having pelvic inflammatory disease or vaginal infection. You just need to consult a family doctor or gynecologist. I hope I have answered your query I wish you good health