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I'm cramping & i see a little blood but i'm not sure if i should count this as my first day or not?
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Blood is blood...: If one sees blood, then that is the first day of bleeding. However, it may or may not be a true, regular menstrual period. If it turns out to be a regular period, then that first day of "a little blood" is the first day of the period.
Answered 12/10/2013
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