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A member asked:
Earlier this month i had emergency surgery to remove ivc filter that had migrated. is it normal for this to effect my menstrual cycle?
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No: Indirectly because of the stress from the surgical procedure your system may have been a little out of sync which may have affected your period a bit.
Answered 12/21/2013
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