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A member asked:
Had a baby 6 months ago i have the paraguard 10 yr iud but when i get my period it's only spots on toilet paper is that normal i even have cramping ?
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Yes, can be: Having a light cycle can be normal. You didn't mention if you are breast feeding, since that can certainly affect your periods.
Answered 7/7/2015
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