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It's that time of the month for me and instead of my blood being red its dark brown. i am curious why that is and if i need to go see a doctor for it.
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See below: Brownish blood represents old blood. It's not dangerous and isn't a reason to visit your family doctor.
Answered 3/15/2013
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