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For the 1st time in my life i only spotted for a wk no period. should i be worried!?
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Spotting: There are lots of reasons for change in the quality of your menstrual flow including weight loss, diet changes, and new medications. If you are approaching the age of menopause, this is not an uncommon phenomenon. Also, early in pregnancy you can have spotting.
Answered 11/27/2017
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