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I'm 19 and i usually have a regular schdule but lately it's really unpredictable could this be from stress or is this something else?
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Stress is one cause: But weight changes, dieting, increase in exercise, , pcos are just some of the other causes. You can see your gyn for an evaluation.
Answered 3/30/2014
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