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6 days late. cramping. tired alot. back aches. nose bleeds. light brown spotting. negative test. is it time to see a doctor?
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Yes, it is time: to see your doctor. You might have a blood clotting problem or some other hematology or endocrine disorder.
Answered 7/4/2020
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