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A member asked:
I got my period two weeks early and im a virgin is that normal? i have had my period for almost 6 years now
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Likely yes: Unfortunately, a history of regular periods does not mean all of your periods will be right on time. Occasional break through bleeding or mid cycle bleeding can occur. If it just happens occasionally, it doesn't need to be treated unless it bothers you; then a bc pill may be in order.
Answered 10/5/2018
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