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PostPosted: 01/15/07 - 09:02    Post subject: spotting during sex Vote now! Reply with quote
my friend has just found out she is 8 weeks pregnant, she is very worried because during the last 2 times she has had sexual intercourse she has been bleeding for up2 10 minutes after, does anyone know what this could be? please help x
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