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bleeding, abnormal

abnormal bleeding means any heavy or frequent bleeding or any bleeding that is not normal for you. examples of abnormal bleeding include:

  • nosebleeds.
  • vaginal bleeding that is different (heavier, more frequent, at a different time of month) than what you are used to.
  • rectal bleeding and bloody stools.
  • bloody or pink urine.
  • gums that bleed easily when you eat or gently brush your teeth.

when you have abnormal bleeding in one area of your body, it's important to think about whether you have been bleeding anywhere else. this can be a symptom of a more serious health problem.

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