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I am worried, i had my period on the 14th of october and it lasted 7 days, stopped then started again on the 28th. it's been 7 days again.
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Increased bleeding: See your gyn (g). You may have a hormonal (h) disorder or fibroids (f) of the uterus. If you have excessive vaginal bleeding due to either h or g, you may lose a significant amount of blood. See a g for the answer to your question. Good luck.
Answered 11/4/2013
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