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Just turned 40.. im on my 8th day of my period. bright red which is unusual for me. usually only have it 5 days. should i worry?
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Track cycles: Track your cycles over the next few months. If they continue to be long and heavy schedule a visit with your obgyn to discuss options for cycle regulation.
Answered 1/17/2015
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