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Should i worry about having a one day light menses with lots of cramping before during and after it?
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Generally no: Having a lighter flow is frequently a blessing and not associated with any major issue. Cramping is common but if severe and persistent could be addressed with analgesia, the pill, for ex. If concerned, you may want to run it by your gyn. Sometimes a sign of endometriosis. Good luck.
Answered 11/5/2012
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