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Why is my daughter's period blood red the 1st day and the rest of the time its dark brown? i need some advice.
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Menstruation: This is completely normal. As long as she is getting her periods at regular intervals, she is not needing to change her pads excessively, and her periods are not lasting too long, she has nothing to worry about.
Answered 6/29/2014
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