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Late period & hving dark brown discharges plus lower back pain. if i go to the doctor what will they do to me? no sex last 2 months last period oct11
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Evaluate you: Your doctor will evaluate you. You may have just had a delayed ovulation. If so, it usually corrects itself next cycle. Sometimes you might need some medication to bring on your period.
Answered 4/1/2015
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