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Have had light vaginal bleeding on and off for 16 days when i thought i got my period 1 week early. i had a regular period for 2 years lasting usually 5 days. i have lower back pains and am extremely weak and exhausted. wondering what this could be?
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This warrants a visit to your Gyn. Pl do so, for without exam no Diagnosis is possible. Hope you do well.
Answered 5/17/2022
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