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Does Family Planning Lead To 20 Days Of Continuous Bleeding ?
my period had been on for 20days now since i went for family planning .pls what can i do am 29yrs i ve 2 girls the bleeding is not like my regular period just little reddish.
Thu, 19 Jan 2012
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What are you using for family planning?is it an IUD? If it is so then initially slight bleeding for 15-20 days is common as it takes some time for IUD to adjust in our body. Then everything will become normal and you will have your regular periods.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.
What are you using for family planning?is it an IUD? If it is so then initially slight bleeding for 15-20 days is common as it takes some time for IUD to adjust in our body. Then everything will become normal and you will have your regular periods.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Dr. Anshita Singh Rathore,
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Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum
What method of family planning are you using? Its common for irregular bleeding to occur after a hormonal pill use, or Intra uterine device etc. It may take some time (few weeks-months) for the body to adjust. If the symptoms dont go away in some time or worsen, you can talk to your gynaecologist to check/change.
Takecare
Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum
What method of family planning are you using? Its common for irregular bleeding to occur after a hormonal pill use, or Intra uterine device etc. It may take some time (few weeks-months) for the body to adjust. If the symptoms dont go away in some time or worsen, you can talk to your gynaecologist to check/change.
Takecare
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