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Hello! i have been bleeding for 7 days. the first 5 days were very light. 6 and 7 day more red. could i be pregnant?
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Possible: It it is not the time for your period and you are bleeding then you could be pregnant or having a miscarriage. Take a pregnancy test as soon as possible. If you are not pregnant then there are many causes for a period to come at the wrong time. It should sort out in a few months. If not or if bleeding is heavy see a doctor.
Answered 4/26/2015
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