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I took an ipill as a precaution and i know bleeding is a normal side effect but i have been bleeding in small amounts for over 2 weeks now. Is this normal? I have a very irregular period cycle and dont know if the bleeding is due to menstruation or due to the pill
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Please visit gynecologist. As bleeding for 2 weeks post i pill is not normal
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