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I took a 7 day course of antibiotics for chlamydia but on the 8th day i have started bleeding very heavily bright red blood. is this normal?
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Vaginal bleeding: New or unexplained vaginal bleeding never is normal. Assuming the antibiotic was doxycycline or other antibiotic recommended for 7 days for chlamydia, it is unlikely the chlamydia is the cause of the bleeding, but it might be possible. In any case, for sure you should see your doctor about this. Good luck!
Answered 3/4/2017
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