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i usually spot brown for a couple days before my period ...
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i usually spot brown for a couple days before my period starts. I am on day 4 of "spotting" with no period. I am trying to conceive. When does my "period" actually start. It is getting hard to calculate day 14

 

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September 8 10:16 AM (23 minutes and 2 seconds later)
         
but when does my actual period start, on the first day of brown spotting?
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this was not helpful to me, You dont seem al that sure of your answer thwerefor I am not satisfied
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September 26 8:02 PM (2 minutes and 32 seconds later)
         
so when I am couting days to ovulation do I start day one the day I see red blood
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September 26 8:04 PM (2 minutes and 16 seconds later)
         
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cmr1103,


Yes- the first day of a period is when you see red blood.

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Reply to Nurse Annie's Post: thank you so much, can I ask one more question? How soon could you poosible feel s/s of pregnancy after conception. my period is not due til next week but I swear i am feeling the same things i felt when i was pregnant with my last baby, headaches, dizzy/foggy. i went to the md last time and they said i had the flu but i was in fact pregnant, could i be pregnant again
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September 26 8:15 PM (2 minutes and 45 seconds later)
         
so it's too soon to feel anything then, what role do hormoines play in feeling lousy after conception...dont hormones kick in right AWAY TO ALLOW THE PREGNANY TO GROW oops sorry abo9ut the caps
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September 26 8:19 PM (4 minutes and 27 seconds later)
         
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cmr1103,



Not all women experience morning sickness- some women just experience a missed period, and that is it. The first signs of morning sickness usually develop during the month following the first missed menstrual period, when hormone levels increase. It tends to go away later in pregnancy, and it's almost always gone by the second trimester.

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