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Participants George Clark19Angela Wright
George Clark19 George Clark19 MemberOP
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joined Jan 2007
#1 ·
So, I just got my hormone levels back from the lab, and my OBGYN wrote on the report that I can start taking the pills once my coagulation levels—if I’m even getting that term right, haha—get back to normal.
Ugh, so now what? Like, what does that actually mean in plain English and what am I supposed to do next?
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#2 ·
Madonna01 said:I had my hormone levels checked, and the OB-GYN wrote in my results that I can take the pills once my coagulation values return to normal (if I'm remembering correctly).
So what does that actually mean for me, and what should my next move be?

One thing is for certain: listen to your doctor. You have every right to ask her for clarification on anything you don't understand until she gives you a full, detailed answer.

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