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I left the pill in may. after leaving the pill my period started again in july. since july my period has not stopped. i have been to my gynecologist who has not picked up anything with an internal scan.
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Steady bleeding ?'s: After the period in July, if the bleeding has not stopped, ask your gyn to do a serum HCG test to make certain about possible pregnancy outside the uterus. If the test is positive, see your physician right away. If negative, further testing is indicated.
Answered 10/2/2019
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