Nagkaroon kami ng pagtatalik ng bf ko noong March 16 and 17. Matapos nito ay nagkaroon ako ng mens noong March 29 at natapos ng April 6. Sa last two days ng mens ko ay hindi katulad ng discharge ko noon na dark red. Medyo light red siya na may pagkamalagkit. Pero kahapon lang at hanggang ngayon ay nakakaramdam ako ng pagsakit ng puson at may nakita akong dark red discharge sa panty ko at ramdam ko may kakaiba sa puson ko. Sumasakit na lang to ng biglaan at mag iisang buwan na ding masakit ang dede ko. Posible ba na nagdadalang tao ako at hindi tlaga ako nagkamens kundi ito ay implantation bleeding?
Ano pinagkaiba ng nagdadalang tao o implantation bleeding sa regla? Light red na menstruation sa last two days ng regla
Ann
Medical History
Kung pagbabasehan ang iyong talik nung March 17-18 at nagregla ka nung March 29 ikaw ay hindi buntis, pero kung may pagtatalik na nangyari 7 days after ng unang patak ng regla ay may chance na ikaw ay mabuntis. Para makasigurado dapat magpregnancy test 3 weeks after ng huling talik. Maaring ikaw din ay may infection sa ihi kaya may pananakit ng puson kaya dapat magpakonsulta sa doktor para makasiguro at mabigyan ng tamang gamutan.
Ann Esguerra
Medical History
Normal lang po ba na magkaroon ulit ng regla? Bale nagkaregla na po ako noong March 29 to April 6 at ngayon po ay nagkaroon ako muli ng regla simula noong April 16 to present.
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