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I finishd my period a week ago, which lastd for a week, nd it came back few days back but with little shed of blood. is this normal?not on pills also
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Very common: After your period some blood remains in the back of the vagina and then slowly comes out. Consider starting birth control to decrease the length of your cycles.
Answered 12/10/2013
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