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    When should I see a doctor urgently rather than waiting?

    Seek same-day evaluation for: soaking through a pad/tampon every hour for 2+ hours, severe sudden pelvic pain, heavy bleeding after menopause, or any bleeding/severe pain during pregnancy — these warrant same-day evaluation, not a routine appointment. If you experience fainting or severe dizziness along with bleeding, treat that as an emergency: go to the nearest emergency room or call for emergency help immediately rather than waiting for a same-day appointment.

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