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PinkSugar85

August 3rd, 2010

Hello,

I have been on the NuvaRing for 2 years. As of late, it has been making me suffer from uncomfortable symptoms such as cramping and UTIs. I reinserted the ring on the last day of my ring free week, which was on Friday. I removed it on Monday because the symptoms were unbearable. Does this mean I may have my period in 2 days? Will my period be out of control? Thank you for your help!

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UnknownABC

replied August 3rd, 2010

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PinkSugar85, Every woman's body is different. After 4 days you might not have withdrawal bleeding. NuvaRing is a very low hormone method. The bleeding should be exactly the same as every other bleeding you had the last 2 years.

Best of luck!

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