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Light bleeding before my period
My last period was on feb 10 and i was expecting my next period on march march 5, but i got a light bleeding for 2 days last feb 25-26 is it my normal menstruation? Because i havent got my menstruation up until now. I usually have 24 days cycle and i have regular menstruation.
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Keep a track next cycle and maintain a menstrual diary. Don't panic. If still frequency alters then need to work up
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It was midcycle...so can't say as normal period or not ..
Do a urine pregnancy test and wait.
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Dr. Sucheta Malhotra
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Please do a pregnancy test and an ultrasound
If pregnancy test is negative take tab Primolut N one tablet thrice a day for three days
You will get you periods within a week of stopping the pill
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