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One week early bleeding

2020-11-25 08:37:55
I have a doubt...for last one year my cycle has always been 33-34 days...this month they were 8 days early...light bleeding for 3 days ...just one minor clot ...we have been trying to conceive for 3 months ...is this something to worry about ? Never seen such less flow for almost a long time ...diabetes is in control(hba1c 6.2) and diabelogist took of meds 2 months back as trying to conceive..
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Has polycystic ovary thyroid hyperprolactamia ruled out kindly meet gynaecogist if trying for pregnancy

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