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Bleeding not period?

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Lola2018
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Bleeding not period?

Unread post by Lola2018 »

Hi! I’m freaking out a bit.

I’m should get my period by Wednesday (give or take 3 days).
Today I think I got my period in the morning about 3 hours ago.. (which is normal.. I tend to have my period from every 26 to 30 days).
I even stained a bit my panties.

But ever since I haven’t had any more bleeding. Is it normal?? That had never happened to me before.
Like a bit and then nothing..
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Re: Bleeding not period?

Unread post by Heather »

As you're aware:

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