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Menstrual Cycle

Menstrual Cycle is a process where the ovum or the female egg cells are ejected from the ovary as well as from the body through the vagina in the form of blood. It is also called periodical bleeding. It is 28 days cycle where the various phases take place. 
A certain pain is occurred in the time of bleeding. But the excessive pain is not the normal phenomenon. In this case you should go to gynecologist.


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