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Should i be concern if i had two menses in a month ?
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Calendar month, no: If the periods were at the 1st of the month and say, the 29th or 30th , no as the interval between the periods are a normal 28 or 29 days. If that is not the case then monitor and record your frequent periods(menstrual history log) for 3 months and then carry that with you to the GYN MD's office for an appointment to find out why your periods are "too frequent". Anemia would be a concern.
Answered 11/28/2015
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