The big question is.: Are you sexually active active? If you are sexually active and not using protection any change in the pattern of your period could mean you might be pregnant. If no protection you could also get other things besides pregnant! (STD's). If you have not had intercourse, and you have no other complaints, Phew! it is probably no big deal. Periods can change from month to month. See doc tho!
Answered 12/19/2015
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Cycle changes: menstrual cycles can vary with age, time, hormonal fluctuations and medical issues. I suggest keeping a mensrual diary marking the start and stop of your cycle, spotting or cramping. In most cases, your symtoms are normal variations;however, when in doubt, get a pelvic exam.
Answered 11/6/2016
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