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I'm 17 and a virgin and my period started on thursday but it has been really really light with no cramps at all, is this normal? should i be concerned
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Sure: This can be a normal variation of your period. However, just because you are a "virgin" if you have had other forms of sexual activity where it is possible for sperm to enter your vagina you may want to check a pregnancy test.
Answered 4/1/2016
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