can you have spotting before a peroid?
490490
Yes you can. The cause can be from many different reasons. You need to have a checkup to rule out any problems.
574516
many reason.  It could be just spotting, or ulcer, or infection, or ... well there are many more, but it is best to see your doctor, rather than getting scared over the net for something which may or may not be anything at all, but in any way, you should check it out sooner than later.
281127
I am not a professional, but I also spot every month between ovulation and menses.  My doctor said it is ok, that perhaps I have a thin uterine lining.  But I would suggest asking your gyno if your worried, better safe than sorry.
666251
yes you can, some people even have peroids while they are pregant, which shouldnt happen but has.
1182111
It is typically just light spotting- sometimes it continues for as long as you take the pills, sometimes it is just a temporary measure until your body gets used to them.
919579
This is not unusual to spot but since it has continued for 5 days call your docs office Monday AM and report this to his nurse so she can discuss this with the doc if you are still spotting.
1107034
I would call the doc. I consider it normal to spot after a D&C and I have had five. Four lost but wanted babies and one attempt to clean my womb of fibroids. I am hoping that it just went a little rougher than it should have. If the blood flow is heavy, I would ask you to go to the emergency room or an Urgent Care for an ultrasound. Were you biopsied? I have had a hysterectomy myself and I bled a little after a biopsy. Nevertheless, I think you should at minimum call your attending physician's nurse.
707676
I switched not tooo long ago and my doctor told me that the spotting should go away within the first three months. If it hasn't and it bothers you, you should probably go back to your doctor to find something that fits your life better.
80933
You didn't say how old you are, or how long you have had your periods.  Are you taking any birth control?  If you are regular with your periods, and you are not on birth control, and you are "spotting" it can happen when someone is very athletic.  That being said, you should still tell your mother and your doctor.
328890
You can spot inbtween cycles, especially if you are on birth control, and you can have slight bleeding when you have "stopped" your period.  Be safe and go to your gyno to make sure you don't have any other problems.
623079
Spotting when you first switch is normal, but if you've been on it for awhile, its not normal.  \nI had this problem in the past because the pill I switched to did not have enough hormones for my body, so I had to switch to something else.  Make an appointment with your gyno.
497434
I'm not a doctor so i won't suggest a cure. I will however tell you that u should GO SEE A DOCTOR, a friend of mine was also bleeding way before her period, it turned out that she contracted Cancer.
295432
Gums that bleed, gums that have receeded, bad breath, loose teeth, painful or sore gums.... \n\nhttp://www.umm.edu/oralhealth/perio.htm
161983
you should ask your obgyn first if they think that is a good idea for your body. also, your body might still let some blood out or have spotting because it isnt used to that kind of cycle, so you might not miss the period anyway
377102
no it sometimes happens before a period and if u put on weight.
654863
SOME TIMES WILL HAPPEN LIKE THIS, PROBABLE YOU ARE GETTING YOUR CYCLE EARLIER.
451691
Ectopic (or tubular) pregnancies typically present as abdominal pain with spotting, usually occurring about 2 months after the last normal period.  Prior to that, the patient can be entirely asymptomatic since the fetus and sac are still very small.  Sometimes the pain can be atypical and go to the shoulder, or in more serious cases where there is rupture of the fallopian tube and internal bleeding, the patient can faint or go into shock.  Urine pregnancy tests are actually quite sensitive, so the fact that you have had multiple negative test makes the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy less likely.  There are many things, most of them benign, that can lead to missed periods.  If you have any concerns about your missed period, I would urge you to see your doctor.  It is not possible to make any accurate assessments without a full history and physical exam.