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how mensuration starts​

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Answered by ramyadav231p94q2u
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Menstruation is bleeding from the vagina that happens about once a month, as a normal part of the menstrual cycle. ... If you don't become pregnant, your periods start about two weeks after you ovulate. The lining of the uterus falls away and, along with some blood, flows out through the vagina.

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Answered by gopalberma
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Answer:

Menstruation is bleeding from the vagina that happens about once a month, as a normal part of the menstrual cycle. ... If you don't become pregnant, your periods start about two weeks after you ovulate. The lining of the uterus falls away and, along with some blood, flows out through the vagina.

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