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Spotting

I have been spotting for two weeks and am not sure why.  My period has always been regular twenty-eight day cycle with them lasting 3 to 4 days, until the past year. My periods have been come and go one month I won't have one, then the next month I will have a normal one. November I had a regular period and then December 2008 did not.  I started my period on January 20, 2009 and it lasted until three days, the next day I began spotting a little bit at first and now its becoming heavier and painful.  My husband and I have been trying to conceive and I don't know if something is wrong.  I am twenty-one years old and am scared.  
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Thank you very much!! I appreciate.. I will do that..
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Hi there-
It sounds like your hormones are off and may need to take something to regulate them. I would recommend going the natural route and going to a naturopathic doctor. I only go the naturopathic dr for any natural remedies and see my gyno mainly for check ups as the naturopathic dr doesn't do any internal exams.  The heavier bleeding and pain may be a bad sign.If it gets worse I would go the hospital. Definately check into getting your hormones regulated after you find out why your having heavy painful bleeding. Hope this has been helpful. Best to ya!
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