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A member asked:
So i just got off my period yesterday i was on for 10 days is this normal after to haven't had it for a while like 3 months. is my cycle changing?
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Not normal: It is common for bleeding to be heavier and last longer when you are late for a period, but going three months without a period is not normal. There are many reasons for a late period, like stress, illness, travel, changes in weight, or medications. If it happens once in a young healthy woman, i'm not worried. If this happens again, then this is a reason to see a gyn doc and get checked.
Answered 4/16/2016
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