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Q: constant period
asked by: itsme23 on August 10th, 2008
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i have been taking cerazette pill for a month and a half and have continuious bleeding. i would like to know if this is normal and does any1 think i should go and see my doctor? does any1 else have this problem?
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itsme23
replied on August 10th, 2008
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i didnt mention i had a baby 3 months ago but i had a normal period after having her so i dont think its anything to do with that
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bug6692
replied on August 11th, 2008
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go to doctor
I would say that since you are having continuous bleeding, then something is definitely not right. Who knows, it may be just a simple problem, but you really need to see an OB/GYN. Also, ask yourself if you've been having pelvic pain,lower back pain, or nausea or anything. That won't really rule anything out, but it might help some.
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Heatherj
replied on August 15th, 2008
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You should go to a doctor, because you shouldnt be bleeding.Every pill cause something and you have to be careful with what you are taking. Automedication is the worst thing that you could do , its the most horrible way to prevent something. My advice is that you have to go to a doctor and take care of ourself.

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cassandra2
replied on August 18th, 2008
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Hello,
I think that you should definitely go and see your doctor because that is not really normal. That could be serious if you are losing too much blood. Just go to your doctor..that would be your best bet, just to be on the safe side.

Good luck with everything..
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Sydney123456
replied on August 18th, 2008
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I would go to the doctor. Between the constant bleeding and just having a baby, you can never be too careful. Cerazette cites "menstrual irregularities" as one of it's side effects, but this is just TOO irregular. Sometimes constant bleeding is a sign of something else. I don't want to worry you, but it is in your best interest to see a doctor as soon as you can.

Good luck!
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telyasexygal
replied on July 16th, 2009
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I've had the same problem, apart from mine is a different story. When I first started having periods I would go months at a time without any and when I did they would only last a day or two, then I had two normal periods and after a week of the second, I started bleeding constantly for months at a time with only a few days break, a friend persuaded me to get the Contraceptive Injection, which I did but I found out I was 7 weeks pregnant when I had it. It caused me to miscarry and I carried on bleeding constantly. I saw the Doctor and he put me onto Femodette but I found that although I had bigger gaps inbetween my periods, I was still having too many and whenever I bled I got migraines. I went back and they put me onto Cerazette and after a month, I've stopped bleeding completely, which is what's supposed to happen. Seeing a doctor is DEFENATELY a good idea.
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