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I've had my period for 2 weeks (which is weird for me) and now my blood is brown, do i need to go to the doctor? what's happening to me?
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Get checked: While it is not normal to have a menses for two weeks, it can certainly happen. Brown blood is usually residual old blood. You should see you doctor who may be able to prescribe medications to regulate you cycle.
Answered 6/25/2014
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