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In the past 2 mos i've started to exercise vigorous. 5 days a week. since then, my ireg per of 1 every 1-3 mos.been coming every 2-3 wks n light. ok?
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Not uncommon: not uncommon to have a change in your cycles with vigorous exercise. Usually they become lighter and less frequent. Sometimes they stop altogether.However that does not mean you can't become pregnant. Best to see your GYN provider for an evaluation as there can be other reasons for change in your menstrual cycle. Hope this helps. Best of luck
Answered 12/16/2014
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