Having two periods in one month can either constitute peculiarities of a regular menstrual cycle or an evidence of a number of functional disorders and diseases of the female reproductive system. [click to continue…]
If you are having a regular ovulatory period, your symptoms can occur like clockwork. You have about 3-5 days of bleeding followed by a week or so of no bleeding until you ovulate. After you ovulate, you have 14 days before period starts again. The whole cycle lasts about 28 days, although it can be longer if you ovulate late.
Are you ovulating?
Although your fertile window starts a few days before you ovulate, you have the highest chances of conceiving around the middle of your menstrual cycle, when the egg is released by one of your ovaries. What this means is that, if you hop into bed within 24 hours after the egg has been released, you are very likely to get pregnant.
Pink vaginal discharge is discharge that has a small amount of blood in it. Although a normal happening during pregnancy, pink mucus can oftentimes indicate the presence of a more serious underlying issue that may or may be not life-threatening. Such conditions include ectopic pregnancy, cervical or ovarian cancer, and pelvic inflammatory disease.