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Re: Any Problems with Continous OCs?From: Scotia Phillips, RT,CNMT, RDMS (scotia@bellsouth.net)Thu Mar 5 17:55:06 1998
At Thu, 5 Mar 1998, DoctorJoe wrote: > >In a message dated 3/4/98 10:04:58 PM, you wrote: > ><<It goes back into circulation just like money in a bank to prevent anemia.>> > >That may sound good to YOU, but... > >I had one patient who brought her 15 year old, strapping, healthy young girl >in... The young lady had periods every 5-6 months so far. And she had had one >recently, followed by a nose bleed. The mother wondered, "Her period came >down, and then it went up. And THEN she got a nose bleed. Do you think it went >up TOO FAR???" > >Joe P. Doctor Joe: Your patient was obviously related to mine: She got a blood clot on her brain by washing her hair during her period. This caused the blood to pool in her brain. She was very lucky because that period was "light" and she had no lasting effects. (huh!)
-- Scot
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