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I took the plan b pill 5 weeks after having a baby. is it normal for some women to have heavy bleeding a couple of days after taking the plan b pill?
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Hormones : The fact that you had a baby 5 weeks ago combined with the hormones in the pill will more than likely result in an heavy menses. I hope this helps and you feel better. If bleeding persists more than 2 weeks or you have concerns see your doctor
Answered 5/11/2015
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