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My period came for a day and half but was next to nothing and a few days later im getting cramps again is this normal?
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YES: Menstrual cramping can vary in time and intensity with regard to your cycle. Good idea to keep a mentrual "journal:: date when last period began (b), ended (e) light (l) heavy (h) cramping (c)- these are just suggestions- but quite important to remember.
Answered 4/29/2014
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