Patient's question:
My daughter had her period on October 6th last month. She had a little dark red blood on November 26th and November 28th, but there is no blood today. Is this her period? Could there be other reasons? Could you please have the doctor answer this in your busy schedule?Doctor's answer:
The normal interval between the first days of two consecutive menstrual periods is 21 to 35 days. It is normal for the flow to be light in the two days before menstruation and to increase on the third day. Based on your usual menstrual cycle, you are expected to be experiencing your period this time. Therefore, this is menstrual blood, with light flow in the first two days and an increase in flow afterward, which is normal. Lower back pain and abdominal discomfort are also normal. The slight stringiness in the blood is because menstrual blood is mixed with cervical mucus, which is also normal. So, there is no need to worry too much.