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For the last two months i had my cycle i was spotting but this month i've been on my cycle for 10 days is this normal i take vitamin d3
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Probably normal: wait till next cycle to see if it stays normal
Answered 11/9/2014
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Not normal: Not sure why you are having this amount of irregularity. If you mean you have had menstrual bleeding for ten days - that isn't normal. Longer than 7 days is not normal. Can consult with your gynecologist. Did not see this listed as a potential vitamin D side effect. Take care.
Answered 11/9/2014
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