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| 768.1 |  | AKOV13::MACDOWELL |  | Wed Aug 30 1989 11:50 | 11 | 
|  |     You can be pregnant, and still bleed.  Spotting is common at
    implantation(about a week afdter fertilization, and before your
    period's due)--hence the spotting 6 days before.
    
    Some women do still bleed at the time their period's due, but usually
    not heavily.
    
    To be sure, get a blood test--the Medi Chek, Health Stop kind of place
    do them on a walki in basis, about $25, if you can't reach your doctor.
    
    Susan
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| 768.2 | pointers - see 273 in this file and... | LEZAH::BOBBITT | invictus maneo | Wed Aug 30 1989 13:33 | 15 | 
|  |     I looked for anything relevant to PMS (whose symptoms you seem to
    have, although obviously more than usual), mood swings, hormonal
    imbalances, and came up with the following pointers to other notesfiles:
    
    Womannotes-V1
    131 - PMS - how we cope
    
    Euro-woman
    65 - PMT / PMS
    
    Medical
    92 - hormonal imbalance
    
    -Jody
    
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| 768.3 | Who covers? | ULTRA::WITTENBERG | Secure Systems for Insecure People | Wed Aug 30 1989 13:39 | 7 | 
|  |     Your doctor  should  have  someone  who  covers  for  him until he
    returns.  If this continues, call his office, and explain that you
    can't wait three weeks. You may not feel as comfortable with a new
    doctor, but sometimes you can't wait. I don't know if this is that
    serious, but do consider it.
--David
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| 768.4 | not to sound scary but.... | EPIK::MELBIN |  | Thu Aug 31 1989 08:45 | 4 | 
|  | *sometimes* early bleeding can be a sign of a tubal pregnancy - I thought I
wasn't pregnant at all but I was wrong. and i should have known - classic
symptoms of morning sickness, bloating, etc, but the bleeding thru me off.
See a doctor to be sure.
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| 768.5 | I would see a doctor, but - | TLE::RANDALL | living on another planet | Thu Aug 31 1989 13:25 | 7 | 
|  |     It's possible that your hormones are just screwed up from the recent
    pregnancy.
    
    It was a full four years after my second was born before my cycles
    settled down to regularity and PMS-like symptoms went away.
    
    --bonnie
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| 768.6 | Shock to the system... | BUSY::DKHAN |  | Fri Sep 01 1989 09:18 | 9 | 
|  |     Thanks for your help everyone. I know I'm not pregnant. I had
    a test. I suppose 2 babies in 2 years might have been a shock
    to the system.
    
    Someone else mentioned that they had the same symptoms and the doctor
    said it was a virus that was going around. Anyone alse heard of
    this?                             
    
                                           
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| 768.7 | I'd love a baby... | STKAI2::LJUNGBERG | Ann Ljungberg, IS | Sun Oct 08 1989 18:07 | 4 | 
|  |     but here's from someone who's scaaaaaared... do you mean it's really
    possible to be pregnant if you have had your period two times in a
    row...
          
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| 768.8 |  | SSDEVO::GALLUP | go ahead...make my day! | Sun Oct 08 1989 18:23 | 14 | 
|  | 
	 Wow....interesting....I just re-read this note....I've been
	 having these same "symptoms" since I had my cryo over a month
	 ago.....My doctor has REPEATEDLY asked me if I was pregnant
	 and I have repeatedly told him I'm not.....(immaculate
	 conception?) :-)
	 Could you tell us a little more about your doctor said?
	 thanks
	 kath
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