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danni2123
Jun 3, 2009, 10:14 AM
So i usually have my period every 2 months. last time i had it a month and a half apart instead of 2 months so idk whats going on. If i went back to 2 months i would be starting 2morrow. I felt like i was pregnant last week so sat i took a test it was neg. yesterday started spotting like brown and dark blood just enough for a lite tampon. Well when i went put it it i hit something and it hurt really bad. I keep pushing so the tampon goes in but it hurts like hell. Im 21 yrs old i know how to put a tampon in and this has never hapened to me before. im at work this morning and totally started, major cramps and everything. So much so that i took a norco. My question is why is it hurting so bad to put a tampon in? what am i hitting? Is it possible that im having a miscarriage? Please let me know what you think. I am very confused at the moment.

lighterrr
Jun 3, 2009, 10:53 AM
it could be so many things as your periods are not regular, you should go see a doctor and have them check you out at different times during a woman's cycle the uterus does lower making it easier for conception to occuur.

You may be pregnant but it's to early and not showing up on the hpt, so i would suggest you go visit your doctor and have them examine you and do a blood test for pregnancy.

Justwantfair
Jun 3, 2009, 10:56 AM
I second a immediate visit to the doctor.

There could be a multitude of things going on and you should be seen by a doctor to determine what the situation is.