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Could my daughter be having more serious complications than just an irregular period?
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Possible: That is hard to answer with so little information. It is quite common for young women (teens) to experience very irregular periods. That usually resolve as they get older - but is very treatable, usually by regulating the cycle with birth control pills.
Answered 3/13/2013
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