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When you are on birth control where does all you blood go from your menstrual cycle?
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Unaffected: In many cases you will see a reduction in menstrual flow on the pill, injection or hormonal IUD. It reduces the formation of new menses producing tissues in the womb. It they don't form, they don't need to shed, so you may see a significant reduction or elimination of menses over time.
Answered 11/28/2017
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