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Bleeding heavily 10 days after period. last period was on 28th nov. started bleeding again on the 8th dec. not as normal menstrual bleeding.
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Be assessed: You are having dysfunctional uterine bleeding for a reason. See your doctor for assessment. Excess bleeding may cause low blood or anemia.
Answered 12/12/2014
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