More Bleeding on first day of periods

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Asked for Female, 32 Years

Hi am 32 years old. I have regular periods cycle (30-32 days). Usually first day there won't be much bleeding.from second day only flow ll be more. This month first day itself I have more Bleeding. It this normal? I don't have any other complications.

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Dr. K Supriya

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