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My periods are always late, why is this? i've had ultrasounds and everything is fine. im an emotional wreck when im overdue. help!
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May be normal: If your periods always common at the same interval and it's longer than 28 days, that may be your normal. Some women can have cycles every 40 days that are still normal and ovulatory. If the intervals vary, you may not be ovulating all the time.
Answered 9/28/2016
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