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PostPosted: 04/29/07 - 19:37    Post subject: unusual period Vote now! Reply with quote
I have started bleeding 2 1/2 weeks early and it is heavy and a dark brown color. Should I be concerned? I have never had this happen before and I am on birth control. It reminds me of a period but more cramping and bleeding.
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