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I've been on my period for 3 wks now. i have pcos and the paragard; i'm used to abnormally long periods (i usu. avg 10 days). should i be concerned?
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Get evaluated: You should discuss this with your GYN. The Paragard IUD will not help your perry odd. You may need to be cycled with birth control pills.
Answered 12/28/2014
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