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My period has always been regular every 28 days. i'm 36 and my most recent period was very different and i'm not sure what to do. tubes tied and take birth control for my periods.
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Menstrual diary.: I advise keeping a menstrual diary: ( s)- start, ( e)-ends (h)-heavy. (l)-light. Your cycle will change with age. This diary is very important for you and your physician.
Answered 5/9/2014
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