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I usually menstruate for 5-7 days but this month it has been 9 days. the last two days have been old brown blood. do i see my gp or wait?
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You can wait: This irregularity is not worrisome and you may discuss it with your doctor at the next visit. It may not recur and even if it does it would still not be a reason to worry.
Answered 1/31/2015
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