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Should i go to the emergency room? i have been bleeding constantly for three months. i was put on gildess fe birth control for my irregular bleeding and it helped for a few days the i began bleeding again. i went back to the doctor and then was put on tri

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Please : Please call your gynecologist for a recommendation on treatment. They may be able to change or add a medicaiton to control this. If you have bleeding greater than 3 pads an hour, feel lightheaded or faint, or have abdominal pain then you need to have an emergency evaluation.

Answered 2/4/2019

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Continuous bleeding: Low dose oral contraceptives in some women require very punctual use of the active pills within the same hour of the preceding day, or breakthrough bleeding will occur, similar to the mechanism which causes bleeding at the end of a pack, normally. Stop the current pack, wait five days, then start a new pack and take the active pills 24 hours apart, which may resolve this problem.

Answered 2/6/2019

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