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*kareCroe
writes:So I think, I am not sure, I am getting my period a week early? I am not sure if it is spotting or what. It goes from brown to red then nothing. I have cramps and the feeling of crying. My body is achy and im tired.I know im not preggo since he didnt ejaculate in or near me.Also I am on Yaz. HAve been since January this year.I also:*Got my period 2 days after sex*Got my period on May 28th Is this normal? Im not too worried about it.
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reader, SkareCroe +, writes (17 June 2010):
SkareCroe is verified as being by the original poster of the question Hey guys I think its my period its red. Bad cramps and im very touchy.
Thats what usually happened before my period. But my period hapened like 18 days ago. ITs NEVER like this but It was 2 days late last time cuz I was sickand stessed and I have anziety atm
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reader, odeer123  +, writes (16 June 2010):
 I have a lot of sisters and so I know that there is huge variety when it comes to periods in general.Brown to red is entirely normal. The brown (and sometimes darker) blood is just older blood. It's either been in there since your last period or you've had your period a little late.And since you seem pretty sure that your not pregnant, I'm almost certain its just the birth control which are changing any of your normal symptoms. Many people get cramps and I for one get very teary and emotional on my period. From my own experience I have also jumped about a bit in terms of when my period begins/ends. Sometimes its a week early, sometimes a week late, and sometimes it lasts for what seems to be a lifetime! Of course thats the minority of the time, but it does happen.Cramps, tiredness, emotions etc. Its all what happens during menstruation. If this isn't normal for you, I would suggest you've been off lucky. :)In any case, keep us informed if your still worrying or if there's anything else you think we should know.
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reader, person12345 +, writes (16 June 2010):
 Birth control will change your cycle. That's its point. Your period will be different on the pill. The bleeding women experience on the pill isn't actually a true period, it's calling withdrawal bleeding and is actually a separate function. I wouldn't worry. It takes a few months to get used to the pill.
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