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I recently joined a gym. i have never really worked out in my life. and last month i only had my period for about 2 hours. is that normal?
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Increased activity : Can cause lighter periods in general. High level female athletes often have little or now period for years at a time. Typically seen in those with low body fat such as gymnasts and swimmers. If it persists and your workouts are routine and not overly strenuous talk to your pcp or ob/gyn.
Answered 2/25/2013
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