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Q: After An Etopic Pregnancy

asked by: janthonysangel on September 19th, 2005

New User

I recently had an etopic pregnancy and I really wanted to know how long after are you supposed to get your period? I bleed for a week after I had the surgery. Now 2 weeks later I am bleeding. Am I supposed to be?

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jenn_smithson

replied on September 19th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Re: After An Etopic Pregnancy

janthonysangel wrote:

i recently had an etopic pregnancy and I really wanted to know how long after are you supposed to get your period? I bleed for a week after I had the surgery. Now 2 weeks later I am bleeding. Am I supposed to be?

it could be your body trying to readjust the hormone levels in your body. I switched brands of the pill once and 2 weeks after having a period I had another one. My doctor told me it was the different hormones and levels of the hormones. It worried me at that time and I made an appointment immediately to see my doctor.

After surgery, I would really encourage you to speak with your doctor about what is going on just in case you are experiencing any complications.
Best of luck. If you need anything, pm me.
Peace,
jenn

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