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Had my cycle 2 weeks ago but i am still spitting and cramping. have had endometriois remove twice. not sure if i spelled that right need to know what to do?
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Ans: Not abnormal to have some breakthrough bleeding every so often. Do a pregnancy test first. If negative see how you do the next cycle. If still abnormal time to see your doctor
Answered 10/6/2015
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