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Hi, i did not have my period for around 9-10 months. but now i've got my period and it's been going for a month. is that serious problem?
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Anovulatory bleeding: There are many reasons why women will skip their monthly period. The most common reason is anovulation (not ovulating). You should see your doctor to rule out other reasons why you are not menstruating regularly. If anovulation is confirmed, then oral contraceptives can regulate them.
Answered 1/28/2016
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