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My periods are really heavy with clots and this time round it came a day early and it is bright red and snotty any help?
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Heavy periods: It is not unusual for women to have an occasional heavy period. I suggest you drink plenty of fluids and eat iron rich foods. If it continues you should call your doctor to discuss your symptoms.
Answered 9/15/2014
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