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I have endometriosis and have been taking my pill non stop for 2.5 months now but have been bleeding on and off for 19 days with cramping. what to do?
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Endometriosis: Go back and see the doctor who prescribed your medication. You should not be bleeding like that.
Answered 1/14/2015
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