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I've been bleeding (not like a period, more like spotting) for over a week now. should i be concerned?
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If continues,: this can cause anemia. So, yes if this continues, testing and exam with your doctor is appropriate, they can also review your history and current medications, as well.
Answered 1/6/2020
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