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A member asked:
How long is too long for a period? im 32 years old. on the pill. period happen during non placebo pills. heavy flow for 15 days. no pcos.
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Not normal: You need to be evaulated by your gyn , you will need an exam, blood work and ultrasound to start out with, you may need a different pill, but you need to be evauated first. Normally you should only bleed on the placebo pills and it should not be heavy.
Answered 6/14/2012
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