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I had my period just recently and i took the morning after pill and now i am bleeding again a week after i took it. i am worried. is this normal?
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Yes, likely normal: I would recommend checking a pregnancy test in the next week. My practice is located in st. Louis and can get new patients appointments within 24 hours. 314-993-6401.
Answered 9/28/2016
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