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I had my coil removed about 6 weeks ago, i had anormal period a week ago but not have bright red blood which i've never had. tested for pg but negativ?
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GYN: This may be withdrawal bleeding or bleeding from IUD removal; however, in any case, you need a pelvic exam and GYN evaluation.
Answered 10/5/2014
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