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A member asked:
Do some women bleed for two days if its possible they can be pregnant, bit the blood is pink then turn brown?
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Yes: If you had unprotected sex or birth control could have failed, then you always could be pregnant. It sounds unlikely, but why not just take a pregnancy test to be sure and safe, they are relatively inexpensive and accurate.
Answered 3/2/2014
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