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I suffer from irregular periods. Last month i got my periods on 22nd of feb and this month, i got my periods on 20th of march. I noticed egg white sort of cervical mucus along with my periods. Is it normal? My periods is comparatively light this month. I have been stressed alot since few weeks.

Hi Aniee,

It's not uncommon for there to be some irregularity in your cycle, especially if you're still in the first few years of your period. The amount and length of flow can vary from month to month, so it being lighter than normal is not automatically cause for concern. As for the discharge, you can read about what is normal discharge and what is cause for concern here: Honorably Discharged: A Guide to Vaginal Secretions

Thank you so much for your reply.. me and my bf had some sexual activity towards the end of feb. He cummed on my undergarment.. can i be pregnant cuz of that? Cz my periods also seem to be lighter than my usual periods.

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