Great!: If you are not sexually active and a pregnancy is not of concern to you, then this is just a normal variation of menstrual periods. If you are concerned about pregnancy, run a pregnancy test.
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See below: Absence of PMS can be a sign of pregnancy. If you have had intercourse in the past 4 weeks check a pregnancy test on first voided urine in the am. If (-) recheck again in 7 days. Other than pregnancy, there are various hormonal reasons for abnormal menstrual cycles.Stress, emotional upset, rapid weight loss are but a few of them. SEE http://cle.clinic/1IDXMvq
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