Is Spotting Before Your Period Normal or a Sign of Endo?

Today is one of my shorter episodes, a bite size episode!

Recently I started working with two new clients and they were both really concerned that they were spotting one to two days before their periods.

First up, what do I mean by spotting? Spotting is typically spots of blood appearing in your underwear - it’s light and is typically not very consistent. Often it’s dark red or brown, and we’ll get to why it’s that colour in a minute.

So, if you’re spotting one to two days before your period, is this a problem and is it anything to do with endo?

Some of you may be surprised to learn that spotting one to two days before your period is okay and normal.

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Produced by Chris Robson