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Why my blood menstration is lightly pink?
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Unknown: The color of menstrual blood varies. It depends on the amount of blood and the length of time the blood has been sitting in the back of the vagina which leads to a process called oxidation. Typically the color of menstrual blood is not a cause for concern
Answered 6/12/2016
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