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Have pid. period started but looks very heavy. it is bright red. finish meds. still feel pressure in rectum. what should i do.
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See MD: You should see your md to review your symptoms. Possibly a pelvic exam and maybe an ultrasound would be helpful.
Answered 9/9/2013
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