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Im 25, my cycle is usually long 40+ day &this month i had brown spotting &brown chunks then very light period for over 12 days, should i be concerned?
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Oligomenorrhea: Any cycles regularly lasting more than 35 days are abnormal and should be investigated. They can certainly lead to irregular, heavy bleeding. This should not be a problem for you at this age.
Answered 3/17/2014
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