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A member asked:
Having black period. i bleed 24/30 days pap, endo biopsy sonogram ok. constant low ab pain. tramadol only dulling pain, should i notify the dr?
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Yes: Any persistent bleeding requires good communication with your doctor so further testing can be done. You may also need to check your hemoglobin(red cell count) to be sure you are not becoming anemic.
Answered 3/4/2013
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