Spotting After Pap Smear and Possible Pregnancy: What to Know
Spotting after a Pap smear is common from cervical irritation. However, spotting for six days followed by a two-day period with sore nipples could suggest early pregnancy. Implantation bleeding (light spotting when the embryo implants) occurs around the expected period.
Take a home pregnancy test or see your doctor for a blood test to confirm. Sore nipples often persist in pregnancy due to hormonal changes.
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