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Ive had my period for a month and a half. feeling really sick and faint lately (also bleeding heavily) and im anemic, should i seek medical attention?
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Menorrhagia: Yes you should see a doctor now. Heavy vaginal bleeding for a month is a reason to be seen by a physician tonight! You may have dangerously low blood levels. Furthermore, your doctor needs to figure why you are having such heavy periods and how to stop them.
Answered 3/27/2015
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