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Is it normal to have your period twice in 3 weeks?i am 32 and do not have kids yet.i also have thyroid problems.
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Simple answer -- no: But there might be a simple explanation for why bleeding is so frequent. It is appropriate to call gyn and endocrine providers for an evaluation.
Answered 12/9/2013
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