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I have a somewhat short but always regular, predictable menstral cycle. this month i began suddenly bleeding on day 15. is there something wrong?
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Probably not: Irregular menstrual bleeding is common in women who are not on hormonal contraception. It occurs in 15% of women in any given cycle. If bleeding is heavier than a pad an hour, see your doctor.
Answered 5/30/2013
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