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PostPosted: 06/22/07 - 11:56    Post subject: how can My Level of Fertility be quantified? Vote now! Reply with quote
1.My mensis is irregular, 28 days, 25 days, 31 days,26 days, etc. 28 days was more frequent;

2. i Was advice to take pill to normalize it;

3. After taking the pills for 2 months it worsen it;

4. my mensis began began to flow for the second time now, after 56 days;Quantified
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