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I have been bleeding for 59 days straight, for the past 2 years ive had abnormally long periods and i dont know what is causing this, i havent gone to a doctor about it because i dont know if i really need to. what might be causing this?
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You need to go and see an OBGYN, bleeding as you described is not usual and it must be investigated.
Answered 9/21/2022
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Definitely see a gynecologist as you need to have this treated. Good Luck
Answered 9/22/2022
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