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I had a period the 5th of september and again on the 15th and bled a lot more than normal what can this mean?
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Bleeding : You could have had some breakthrough bleeding on the 15th. If you're sexually active and not on birth control, i'd suggest getting a pregnancy test first, and if negative, see how your cycle does next month. If you still have irregular bleeding, please let your doctor know!
Answered 10/16/2012
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