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I started my monthly cycle about 2 days after surgery (which was early) and it's STILL GOING. Um, it's been almost a month. Should I be making a GYN appointment? Does this normally happen?

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    Go to the hospital, you should not be still on your period after all this time.

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    I started my monthly cycle about 2 days after surgery (which was early) and it's STILL GOING. Um, it's been almost a month. Should I be making a GYN appointment? Does this normally happen?

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    Yeah, you should see your dr. immediately -- I had my period about 3 days after my surgery, but it was fairly normal (some things changed, but not much) -- certainly the number of days did not change at all.

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