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I had a period that was only 1.5 days, with no clots and normally its 4-5 days with a lot of clots. took 2 preg tests and were neg. why could this be?
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It is common: It is common to have variation of amount of blood at different cycle. Many factors may affect the amount of bleeding you have, such as your estrogen level, ovulation date, cycle length, or medication use (Clomiphene for example). If you are not pregnant, then, do not worry. Your next period may go back to be normal again.
Answered 7/9/2015
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