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Should i bring up my heavy periods at my doctors? i usually have to change pads every 2 hrs or my tampons every 45 mins which i think is heavy but idk
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Yes: It is important to discuss this with your physician as you may be anemic and need iron supplementation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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