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Is it normal when going through menapause to quit having periods for say a year or so & then to occasionally have bleeding?sometimes very light pin?
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No: 37 is young for menopause so it may not be that. If it is, it is not unusual for your symptoms. See your doctor to be sure it is not something else.
Answered 4/23/2013
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