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Why do i get my period 2 times a month is that normal.?
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21-35 days: Normal periods are every 21-35 days not necessarily once a month. If yours are more frequent or less frequent than this then you may want to schedule a visit with an Obgyn to discuss options for cycle regulation
Answered 12/19/2014
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