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Got period july 16-22, next early aug.10-18, but no period yet in sept, am i late? i never counted my cycle bt dr. said im anemic. is that the prob?
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Common cause: It is common for young women to be anemic. There are many causes, but frequent menstrual periods can certainly contribute. To help your body compensate it is important to eat a healthy diet.
Answered 9/12/2014
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