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Took utovlan to reduce menstral bleeding so i could go ahead & have endometrial biopsy. stopped utovlan straight after. now heavy bleeding is this ok?
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Results?: What were the results of your biopsy? You need to discuss this with your MD and see if further treatment is needed.
Answered 5/18/2014
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