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I've been on my cycle for a month should i be worried?
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Worth seeing doctor: I wouldn't say worried but it is important to find out why menstrual bleeding i continuing when it continues for extended periods. In particularly it would be important to check for anemia, or blood loss, which can occur with prolonged bleeding and would make you feel tired and weak. Often prolonged menstrual bleeding is easily stopped and resolved with the help of a doctor.
Answered 3/26/2013
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