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rosezing

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Help Please
Posted: 01-19-05 19:02pm

Ok I had an abortion back in the beginning of october, and since then my periods have been very ir-regular. They last for 2 weeks sometimes, and then i'll have a week without it, and then it will come back for another 2 weeks...Etc. Even now that its january, 3 months after the procedure, its still happening. I had my period for 2 weeks, then it stopped for 3 days and then it just came back again today. And its always very heavy, sometiems to the point where I have to change my tampon every 2 hours. Its also strange because immediately after the procedure, I got put back on birth control pills, so I have been taking my pills for 3 months now and this still has been happening even tho its supposed to regulate it. I dont know what it could be and if its a result of the abortion, which I think it is. But if anyone can help me and tell me anything they kno I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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steen

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Re: Help Please
Posted: 01-20-05 00:11am

It could be that there was some uterine lining that didn't get cleared out. That will continue to react like this. Please get set up with your ob/gyn for an appointment and get evaluated. You might need a d&c to remove the last bit of uterine lining from the implant site.
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mariposa13

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Joined: 28 Mar 2005
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Location: New York City

Posted: 03-28-05 12:12pm

Your body still has pregnancy hormones.... I suggest you go to your gyn & find out if this is normal
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