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Im experiencing frequent blood spotting and period pains. ive had contraception tube inserted few months ago, could that be a reason? should i consider removing it ?
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Contraception tube: First, I would consider doing a home pregnancy test. Although the tube is effective it does not prevent pregnancy 100 percent. Some tubes have hormone with them too and that can cause problems. Infection may be issue too, so I would recommend being seen by your provider.
Answered 12/1/2019
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