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Recently having a menstrual cycle every 2 weeks accompanied by severe cramps. why am i having them so often?
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Anovulatory: Bleeding every two weeks is never normal , you should see your doctor for evaluation and treatment to correct the bleeding and /or regulate the cycles.
Answered 6/11/2017
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