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My period came 2 weeks ago, today when i was wiping after going to the bathroom, there was a little bit of blood. why? is it cancer?
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Mid-cycle bleeding: Sometimes two eggs can be developed simultaneously, which will cause mild "mid cycle bleeding", as the drop in the increased estrogen from two follicles can cause withdrawal bleeding. It is very unlikely to be related to cancer.
Answered 7/15/2019
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