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My daughter is 14, got period 2 years ago and hasn't had her period in 9months. also frequently skips many months between periods?
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Periods: Your daughter's periods may be irregular if she is heavily involved in exercise or sports. She could be on medication, ill or dieting. If you are concerned have her checked by your gynecologist.
Answered 3/13/2014
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