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PostPosted: 01/23/07 - 21:24    Post subject: Why am I spotting? Vote now! Reply with quote
I had my period on Jan 10. It was a normal period for me. I started spotting yesterday afternoon. It is a very small amount and is dose not leek in to my panties. It is dark red and brown. I am not on birth control. I had sex with my boyfriend on Jan 19. Can any one tell me what is could be?

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