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My last period started may 19 and ended may 23. these last couple of days im having a cervical mucus with a very very tiny little bit brown blood in it here and there everyday. happening last two months. normal?
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Irregular periods: reflect ovulation irregularity, as long as you are not pregnant. Evaluation and treatment can help you ovulate if you wish to be pregnant. I f you are not interested in pregnancy, birth control pills can regulate and help prevent unhealthy uterine lining development. Occasional irregularity can be normal.
Answered 6/7/2020
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