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Sometimes a few days after period i loose a bit of clotted blood. why and should i be worried about? thanks
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Leftover blood: A little bit of blood coming out after your period is not abnormal. That just reflects the last bit coming out. If you would like better cycle control consider one of the many birth control options. These can shorten and lighten your cycle.
Answered 3/12/2016
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