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Where does period blood come from?

Updated: 9/28/2023
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It is simply a lining of the uterus which gets larger throught the menstural cycle which the egg would sit in if you were pregnant. If you are not pregnant that month, the blood is released.

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How do you make your period stop for one day?

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When you pee dose blood come out?

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Can you have your period if you don't ovulate?

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