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My period is 5 days early i have constant pelvic pressure and abnormal clotting should i go to the er ?
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See doc: If you are bleeding > 2 pads/hr and have symptoms of anemia (weakness, fatigue, diziness etc) - go to the ER. Otherwise schedule an appt with your doctor for further evaluation
Answered 10/29/2015
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