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9 days overdue for my period, tiny dot of blood after intercourse. what could this mean? *just stopped the pill, awaiting period*
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Start with: A pregnancy test. It doesn't mean much but if no menses in 3 months, or recurrent spotting see your doc.
Answered 9/21/2013
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