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LadyRedQuestion

RNY June 14th. Hadn't had period in 9 years. 3 days after surgery got it. Now I know that's normal. However is it normal to still be bleeding 7 weeks later? I am. And it sucks! I have lost 55lbs over the last 7 weeks and my starting weight was 310. I do have the implanon in my arm.

Any suggestions and or anyone else experience this?

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If it's heavy, it absolutely can be dangerous. If it is just spotting, it probably isn't dangerous. Even a "normal" flow will be depleting you since you are on a limited diet.

Definitely talk to a doctor about this. They may want to do something to get it to stop, or at least monitor you more closely.

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