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My periods don't last my normal 7 days anymore, i only have them for 3, 4 days at the most. i am 42 years old.
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It is Normal: For menses to change over time. As long as they are regular you are likely still ovulating. As you approach menopause they usually become irregular which indicates an anovulatory cycle.
Answered 7/21/2015
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