lily

3 years

Inbalance in my period since school

Hye, I’m 26, been married for almost 2 years and still not pregnant. Have been having inbalance in my period since school. But during working years around 3 years back my period was normal until i further my study it become hay wire again. After getting married i’ve been having delay in my period from 2 weeks to 2 months then only i get my period. Today is my 48 day n i havent get my period yet however for the past 1 week i have been having brown spots. Sometimes alot sometimes just alittle. Last time i did pregnancy test it turned out negative. I need to know is the brown spots period due to lack of water i drink or anything or what is the brown spots actually. Because im having doubts to fast since its the fasting month. Can u please reply asap to let me know my condition. Thank u

Dr Ramzdhan,

4 years

Hi, thank you for the question. In your case, you are having spotting with irregular periods. Spotting refers to bleeding outside your menstrual period. Spotting can come from your uterus, cervix or vagina. If the spotting is heavy, it is most likely originate from the uterus.

There are different colours of spotting that ranges from pinkish to dark brown. The brown spots is due to old blood, meaning that the blood has been while in your body before passing out. There are various causes of spotting, such as pregnancy, oral contraceptive pills usage, physical condition (fibroid or polyps), pelvic inflammatory diseases, urinary tract infection and during your ovulation period.

Therefore, the more likely causes in your case could be due to pregnancy or some physical condition. Given that your last period was 48 days ago, it is important to tell me the time you did your urine pregnancy test. You should repeat the urine pregnancy test one more time to determine your pregnancy. As i mentioned above, pregnancy can be a cause of spotting.

Besides that, if you have ectopic pregnancy, spotting can happened with abdominal pain. Besides that, a fibroid or polyps in your uterus/cervix can cause spotting. Therefore, you should talk to your doctor to find out the exact cause of your spotting. Doctor may need to perform ultrasound scan or procedure to confirm the diagnosis.

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