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I'm 24 years old no kids, not sexually active and i'm always on my period sometimes 8 months straight stop from 2-5 days back on it is it normal?
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No, that does not: sound "normal." You should see your primary care doctor or your gynecologist to help figure out why this is happening.
Answered 12/13/2015
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