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Bleeding caused by contraceptive pill, however when contraceptive pill has been discontinued the bleeding continues with sharp back pain where its hard to move?
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Irregular bleeding: If you are experiencing irregular bleeding while no longer on birth control then birth control is likely not the cause. Since you have associated pain you will need to see an Obgyn for a evaluation. A complete history, a pelvic exam, testing for infections and a sonogram are likely to be done by your doctor
Answered 8/7/2017
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