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Just wondering... i haven't had my period for some time now. i had an iud for 4 years and had to have it removed last summer (had to be put under to ?
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May be normal: The IUD usually decreases the lining build up in the uterus which is why hormone containing IUD's reduce or eliminate blood flow. It may take several months to build back a "normal" lining to resume normal menstrual bleeding. If bleeding does not occur for six months, further evaluation is recommended.
Answered 12/10/2015
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