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PostPosted: 07/11/07 - 20:47    Post subject: on menstration in 2 years Vote now! Reply with quote
I got my first menstration at 13yrs, it was irregular ,like every two or theree months.I got pregnant at 19yrs,after birth it came one year later, now it come every two or three years ,i am 36yrs old
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