Probably not: Most women have cycles that remain about the same, but the cycles can change over time. The normal cycle length varies from about 21 to about 36 days - it sounds like you are within that range so you probably do not need to worry.
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Not necessarily: The length of menstrual cycles can change over time and is not necessarily a sign that there is anything wrong. A shorter cycle may result in being more uncertain about when ovulation occurs. Shorter menstrual cycles result in more frequent periods, and if the volume of blood loss during a period does not change, there is a greater risk of anemia. It is a good idea to monitor your hemoglobin.
Answered 8/15/2016
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