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I spot between every period. pelvic exam, ultrasound, mri, pap smear, blood work all normal. can this just be normal for me? can i stop it somehow?
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Ovulatory bleeding: some women have bleeding with ovulation (that is the process that releases egg from the ovary). Have you tried birth control pills. they may help best wishes Dr M
Answered 4/25/2016
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