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I got my period 2 weeks early, the first day i had pain like i've never felt before and its heavy. i feel tired/fatigue. blobs of blood coming out.
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Bleeding Heavy: This is not normal and means you need to be seen at your doctors office urgently.
Answered 7/9/2014
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