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Hello i had my baby seven months ago and my period change ... but my period comes every two to three weeks and now i had my period for over a month?
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Gyn Visit: You really need to see your gynecologist since it is not normal to bleed continuously for 1 month straight, especially 7 months after delivery.
Answered 9/7/2013
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