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I menstruate twice a month and have for 8 years. i've tried bcps and implanon with no success. what could be wrong?
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You need a proper: Work up with blood work, ultrasound and cultures, most likely hormones are not regulated correctly your obgyn should be able to figure that out and get u to cycle once per month.
Answered 11/10/2013
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