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I got tested positive for covid-19, and i'm taking all the meds i need and trying to rest but my problem is that i started bleeding last night and i already had my period last week, what could be causing this?
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Avoid Motrin: Drink fluids, rest and monitor your temperature. For fever, take Motrin. During a virtual consult you may list your medications. Medications may have an effect on bleeding time and clotting. Please follow up with your physician and watch for signs of respiratory distress and prolonged cough.
Answered 3/5/2021
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