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I'm a bit worried because I haven't gotten my period this month. Today is the 35th day and my cycle is usually 28 days. Last week I had cramps like I usually do when it's about to start, but no blood came, just a heavy discharge. Can you help me understand what's going on?

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I'm a bit worried because I haven't gotten my period this month. Today is the 35th day and my cycle is usually 28 days. Last week I had cramps like I usually do when it's about to start, but no blood came, just a heavy discharge. Can you help me understand what's going on?

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Last updated on 20 Feb 2025

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