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Does it normal to have a menstruation of one day but strong?
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Yes: Any amount of bleeding can be a normal menstrual period. This can range from slight spotting to heavy bleeding. Abnormal bleeding would be defined as bleeding heavily for greater than 7 days, or bleeding heavier than a pad or tampon per hour. For that type of bleeding, evaluation is warranted.
Answered 5/23/2015
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