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Period been late three days for four months in a row . is that something i should see doctor about?
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Maybe not, but...: Unless there are other symptoms going on, or if one is super worried, or the cycle length is now over 35 days long; having variations in cycle length are considered normal. For example, a woman with 26 day cycles may, for no apparent reason, start having 30 day cycles. Cycles can also become shorter, too.
Answered 12/14/2013
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