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A member asked:
Just experienced vag bleeding and low. right abd. pain last night. bleeding stopped this morning. at 7:00pm today bleeding restarted. light not heavy.
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Some possibilities: Without knowing your regular menstrual cycle pattern, this is difficult to answer. However, if it occurred at about mid cycle the pain and slight bleeding is most likely from ovulation. This occurs occasionally to many young women and is considered entirely normal.
Answered 4/17/2014
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