You need to see your gynecologist right away. If you don't have a gynecologist, make an appointment with your primary care physician, right away.
I am not an expert on emergency contraceptives. All the websites say is that changes in menstrual periods, earlier or later/ lighter or heavier can be expected.
The bleeding that you have been having sounds like more than the expected side effect. Anemia secondary to prolonged bleeding or blood loss is a real concern.
This is definitley a matter that needs the attention of a physician.
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You need to see your gynecologist right away. If you don't have a gynecologist, make an appointment with your primary care physician, right away.
I am not an expert on emergency contraceptives. All the websites say is that changes in menstrual periods, earlier or later/ lighter or heavier can be expected.
The bleeding that you have been having sounds like more than the expected side effect. Anemia secondary to prolonged bleeding or blood loss is a real concern.
This is definitley a matter that needs the attention of a physician.
Maryann
December 28, 2011 - 6:11pmThis Comment
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