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I'm overflowing a super plus tampon every 30 minutes all day,painful cramps,have hypothyroidism. is this normal?
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Menstrual bleeding: This sounds like quite a bit of bleeding. It also sounds like this is new for you - that you are not used to having to change this much? I would have some blood work checked and then discuss treatments for excessive bleeding with your gynecologist if all blood work normal.
Answered 5/16/2017
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