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I have had my monthly visitor since dec 31st.. i got thyroid tested, still normal levels. what can cause this? (i mean constantly having period)
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Abnormal bleeding.: Having a period consistently or constantly (with or without interrupted days) is not normal. It's good that your thyroid is normal but other things can be causing your abnormal uterine bleeding. You need to see your doc or OBGYN and do additional tests including a pelvic ultrasound. There is also high risk for iron deficiency anemia. Good luck.
Answered 7/27/2014
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