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I have pink period blood, what does this mean?
Period blood can often appear pink if your period is particularly light and a little blood mixes with some normal vaginal discharge. In some cases this can happen in the days before your period, during ovulation (in the middle of your cycle) or it could be the result of an implantation bleed in the very first stages of pregnancy.
If you are unsure why this might be happening, or if you experience any other symptoms alongside this, such as pain, I would recommend you go to your doctor to have them check you over. The best way to determine if you are pregnant is to take a pregnancy test.
Kind regards,
Emma
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