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PostPosted: 05/07/07 - 23:25    Post subject: brown light bleeding for over a month..whats wrong is it an Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi ive been bleeding for a month even after my period is over. It is brown with some clots and its very light for the most part. What is this a sign of?
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