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I am 48 years old. i got my period on december 10 it ladt 7 days but i continue to spot brown. its now december 28 and i am ovolating. it own muscusr?
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See a doctor: It is best to see a doctor for any bleeding that lasts former than 7 days. Brownish spotting for so many day sis not normal. Please see a doctor and also do a pregnancy test.
Answered 3/22/2020
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