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Got nexplanon removed because of bleeding for 5wks. still bleeding after getting it removed 2 wks ago. started bc pills. dr wants ultrasound? no pain.
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Follow MD's advice: Your GYN MD must have determined from examination or other concerns that the ultrasound may provide some elucidation to your withdrawal bleeding. So follow the MD's advice at this point.
Answered 8/20/2018
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