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Whats up with your period?

You bleed more then a regluar period
You get your period once a month

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Total Votes : 7

Q: Whats With the Blood?

asked by: cogoli on March 13th, 2006

Experienced User

I bleed it seems every other week. I want to have a baby more then anything. When am I going to know when its time? When am I going to know when im going to have a normal period? Does anyone else have this problem? I get it hevy and then i'll spot. Whats wrong with me? I came aross ovulex is this marical pill going to help me complete my dream of being a mother?? Anyone have any advice for me?

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buz0504

replied on June 3rd, 2006

New User

I think I am in the same vote as you. I always start spotting a week before my period is due up until I get my period. I don't know what's wrong with my body. Doctors tell me it's normal, so I don't worry too much about it, but then I read on the internet that it could be endometriosis.

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