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A member asked:
I keep on getting my period every 2 weeks is that normal i also have an iud as birth control that last up to ten years.?
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Not normal: No it's not normal. It could possibly be related to the iud, but more likely not. See a doctor in the office for help, too many possiblities for an online answer.
Answered 11/3/2012
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