On April 4th, I was diagnosed with a venous thrombosis caused by the contraceptive pill I stopped taking. I am bleeding heavily, what should I do?

In this situation, it is important to consult a doctor, especially if the bleeding has been ongoing for more than 7 days. Taking medication to thin the blood can sometimes make menstrual bleeding heavier. It is also important to note that abruptly stopping a contraceptive pill can further complicate the situation. It is possible that the coming months may be less difficult as your body adjusts to these changes.

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On April 4th, I was diagnosed with a venous thrombosis caused by the contraceptive pill I stopped taking. I am bleeding heavily, what should I do?

In this situation, it is important to consult a doctor, especially if the bleeding has been ongoing for more than 7 days. Taking medication to thin the blood can sometimes make menstrual bleeding heavier. It is also important to note that abruptly stopping a contraceptive pill can further complicate the situation. It is possible that the coming months may be less difficult as your body adjusts to these changes.