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Bleeding on 8th day.

2017-08-19 04:10:47
I am 26 yr old. I have pcos and hyperthyroidism. I don't take pills for pcos.I get my periods for 4 days in 3 months.now it is my 8th day and I am still bleeding. Like heavy bleeding from 7th day. Is it normal
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No it's not normal,u need to correct ur Thyroid and pcos issue by taking medication to regularise them .

Answered2017-08-22 09:21:56

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