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24 female.cramps +brown discharge constant x2 days.abnormal cells neg for cervical cancer 2 years ago.last pap clean 6 months ago. no std's. not preg.?
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Hmmm: You may have a simple bacterial infection of the vagina. Most likely it is breakthrough bleeding due to perhaps your birth control if you are on one. If you have missed a pill you can have bleeding like you have described.
Answered 9/28/2016
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