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Light brown bleeding prior to period (2 days before sugar pills), never has happened, did not miss any pills, no other symptoms ?
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Could be: Breakthrough bleeding which is common. Can also be sign of fibroids or polyps. If it continues, get saline ultrasound done.
Answered 2/12/2019
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