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I had miscarriage 4/13/14 then june i took contraceptive pills and when i had my period only litle bit of blood lasted only 2 days is it normal?
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Birth control: Some pills will actually decrease your periods. Still, call the ObGyn, just to be sure.
Answered 7/14/2014
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