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My lady friend receives a birth control shot and has told me it lasts 3 months. is it normal for her to bleed a lot just prior to receiving her next injection ? i ask only because i'm concerned she may be bleeding too much at that time?
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It may happen when hormone level drops significantly before the next injection.
Answered 12/15/2022
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