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my six year old daughter bleeds every 3-4 weeks

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PostPosted: 01/26/07 - 06:20    Post subject: my six year old daughter bleeds every 3-4 weeks Vote now! Reply with quote
my dauhhter getts bad tummy pain head ache and bleeds or spots wvery 3-4 weeks science she was 4 she is now 6
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