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A member asked:
I was just recently on antibiotics for a staph infection and kept taking my birth control pill daily also. is it normal to have my period for 2 weeks?
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No- not normal: to have a period longer than a week. Please let your parents know so that this can be medically checked. Take care.
Answered 6/27/2015
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