Women's Healthcare Associates

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Abnormal bleeding

Abnormal menstrual bleeding can mean different things; it can be unusually heavy bleeding (completely saturating a maxi pad or super tampon every one to two hours), bleeding longer than seven days at a time or bleeding more or less frequently than every 21 to 35 days. It can also mean regularly having spotting that occurs between periods or after sex. Talk to your provider if you have questions about your menstrual cycle. Learn more about abnormal bleeding >

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More normal than you think

Heavy menstrual bleeding lasting more than seven days affects about one out of every five women in the U.S.

–Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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