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spotting/cramping 1.5 years after removal of uterus

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PostPosted: 03/17/07 - 15:57    Post subject: spotting/cramping 1.5 years after removal of uterus Vote now! Reply with quote
I had a partial hysterectomy and now I am spotting and having cramps is his normal? or what does it mean@
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