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Lmp 14 days ago. i've been experiencing spotting/light bleeding for 4 days. no pain. when do i worry? this has never happened before.
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Many causes: Many things can cause this - you should monitor and see if it resolves. Contact your physician this week if it continues, particularly if you are on hormones or birth control. See your physician if you experience pain, fever or abnormal vaginal discharge.
Answered 9/29/2016
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