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Why Do I Have a Light Period? Posted: 01-20-07 23:01pm


Hi. I am 22 years old. I've never used any birth control pills. And this month, my period came on time but it's barely anything! I'm using the light pads on the first/second day of my period. It's sooo light! I was wondering what could be causing this? Any ideas? Thanks.

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