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I've had my period for two weeks. i'm living in london for the year so i can't go to a doctor. what should i do?
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Periods: if your period had been heavy with clots and you do not have dizziness when you change from sitting to standing you are probably OK for now. If you do not appear pale you probably have some time but otherwise see a GP
Answered 10/18/2015
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