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Am 36 yr old and have always have a light period. however it's getting lighter lasting just 2 days.is this ok ?because i want to have another baby.
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Is it monthly?: Lighter periods don't mean that your ovaries are not releasing an egg, or that something is abnormal, as long as they are monthly. You should still be able to conceive, but call your OB if you haven't gotten pregnant after trying for 3-6 mos.
Answered 6/10/2014
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