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Can menstrual cycles lasting between 35-40 days be considered normal for pcos? i know that is outside of the normal range but am confused if additional medical investigation would be required.
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Not concerning: One of the cardinal features of PCOS is Oligomenorrhea (infrequent periods). How infrequent can vary greatly from patient to patient. Going 35-40 days between periods is not concerning for someone with PCOS. Normal menstrual cycles can be up to 35 days apart.
Answered 1/23/2015
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