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39 Yrs, Trying To Conceive, Very Less Bleeding During Periods. Possible Reason?

hi there i have been trying to get pregnant now for 7 months but have failed each time i am 39 years old , my last period was due on the 23rd dec but no bleeding until 26th dec which was a little bit and was the same on the 27th but today i have a bit more bleeding but not as heavy as i would normally be i am confused please help many thanks ..
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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there does not seem to be any reason to get worried about. the amount of bleeding that one goes through during a menstrual cycle is a very subjective thing and the important criterion is to have regular menstruation as far as the issue of concieving is concerned

that the bleeding is less than what you generally encounter is no reason to worry about the potential to concieve.

at the end i would also like to add that there are certain medications that can be offered to you after priminary examination which may help increase the menstrual flow.
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39 Yrs, Trying To Conceive, Very Less Bleeding During Periods. Possible Reason?

there does not seem to be any reason to get worried about. the amount of bleeding that one goes through during a menstrual cycle is a very subjective thing and the important criterion is to have regular menstruation as far as the issue of concieving is concerned that the bleeding is less than what you generally encounter is no reason to worry about the potential to concieve. at the end i would also like to add that there are certain medications that can be offered to you after priminary examination which may help increase the menstrual flow.