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Do you think i should go to my doctor about an exceedingly heavy period?
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Absolutely !!!: Your gyn needs to do an exam, pap if u haven't had one, cultures, blood work and an ultrasound and then u can get the proper txment, you may also need an in office hsyseroscopy and biopsy that I do , if you want no more kids you may be a candidate ofr in office endometrial ablation which will get rid of the endometrium so you have no more periods or very light periods.
Answered 5/18/2013
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