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A member asked:
Should i see a doctor because of my period coming 11 days earlier since it went off? also because of fainting spells after a bath?
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Yes: Yes, you should call today. You may have low blood pressure, causing the fainting, and you need a thorough exam to make sure you're not bleeding internally, or losing too much blood during your periods. Your best bet is to see you treating physician promptly and get this taken care of.
Answered 2/2/2014
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