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Light Bleeding For Two Weeks, Normal? Posted: 04-14-05 12:59pm


I just started birth control, and I started taking the active pills when I started my period like the instructions said to. I've been on my period even since, and its been two weeks. It's very light bleeding but heavier than spotting. Is this normal or should I call my doctor? Edit: I searched the forum and found my answer. :p

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