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Hi i am 17 years old. i have been missing periods since 2 months. i am a virgin .my height is 5'2 and weight is 44. last time i got less perids help?
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Missed periods: It is not unusual for periods to be irregular for young teenage girls until the body develops a normal rhythm. In addition if you are athletic, dieting or on medicine your period could be sparse or delayed
Answered 7/8/2014
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