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I have 4 week periods i have no insurance so no doctor will see me what can i do to stop bleeding ?
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Need to see Gyn: Need to be evaluated for the bleeding and may need a D and C. You need to see a doctor as this may be a serious issue. Would contact your local city or county health department to see what options are available locally. Are you candidate for Medicaid? Might pursue that option as well.
Answered 8/8/2020
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