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A member asked:
My periods are always of only 2 days..my age is 20 years... what should i do for increasing blood flow?
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May be OK: If you are always 2 days with a heavy period, than you may be fine and consider yourself lucky that you do not have a longer period. Many woman/girls would envy you. Check with your gyn, as if all is stable and fine on exam, you may simply be lucky and have a 2 day period.
Answered 8/31/2014
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