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Bloods normal 2013 despite being diagnosed with pcos in 2012. 12 months regular period, nw 13 days late, 3 -tive hpt, 1 -tive blood test. worried?
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Not necessarily: It's not unusual even for a normal menstruating woman to have an irregular cycle once or twice a year. It just happens without good explanation. This may be that one abnormal cycle for you. Hopefully you'll revert back to normal regular cycles after you start this one.
Answered 1/2/2015
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