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I've been on my period or what i think is my period for over a month and i've lost a lot of blood should i go to the hospital or wait ?
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Yes : yes anybody who loses a lot of blood from menstral bleeding should go to the hospital emergency room to be evaluated
Answered 1/3/2016
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