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Age 30, cycles between 23-28 days and spotting between. hormone, thyroid levels & pelvic ultrasound normal. what's wrong? want tostart ttc and scared
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I don't think: anything is wrong.You may be having mid-cycle spotting during ovulation. This is normal in some women. Check with your GYN
Answered 6/7/2016
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