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No birth control, not pregnant, spotting very lightly for 11 days now. is this cancer? always been irregular, dr says thats normal for me 2b irreg.
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Get checked: Doubtful that you have cancer if you have been having regular checkups and pap smears. Irregular bleeding that lasts 11 days is not normal. Consult your healthcare provider for ways to regulate your cycle.
Answered 8/31/2013
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