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Early, heavy period after car accident, what to do?
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See your GYN MD: Unless you had a uterine injury, being in a car crash without any injury is unlikely to cause this. Single, early period is not much to worry about. However, if persistent & worsening or associated with unusual pain, see your GYN.
Answered 6/30/2014
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