I have the paragaurd iud and normally have a period by the 27th of the month! But january 24 i started spotting and spotted for 4 days without a real period is this normal or is it possible im pregnant?


Hi, The paragaurd IUD is an

Hi,

The paragaurd IUD is an effect form of birth control. It is unlikely that you are pregnant but anything is possible therefore, you should consult with your doctor. Even for the most regular women an odd period can and does occur on occasion. You can always purchase a home pregnancy test to put your mind at ease either way.

Best Regards,
TammyM

 
 

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