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BROWN SPOTTING BE FOR PERIOD..

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PostPosted: 02/24/07 - 23:55    Post subject: BROWN SPOTTING BE FOR PERIOD.. Vote now! Reply with quote
IM 27 YEARS OLD I HAVE BEEN HAVING BROWN SPOTTING FOR THE PAST YEAR.. SOON AFTER MY TUBAL.. THEN 2 TO 3 DAYS LATER I HAVE EXTREME PERIODS IM NOT SURE WHAT IT CAN BE . I JUST WOULD LIKE SOME ADVISE BE FOR I GIVE HIM A CALL... Sad
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