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Is it normal to loose up to 5 tablespoons of blood on any given day while on my period?
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Yes: this is a normal amount of blood for your period. there are many ways to reduce your menstual flow if you don't like the amount of bleeding. hormonal contraception, lysteda and progesterone are some options
Answered 2/22/2015
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