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A member asked:
Bleeding heavier now after 14 days of bleeding & 16 days on the pill. if i finish my first pack of pills & stop using bc, what will happen to bleeding?
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It may continue: The source for the abnormal bleeding was not identified in your question and therefore it may continue until you have a md sort that out.
Answered 10/4/2016
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