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Since september, my period has been light, and long - lasting between 17 and 28 days, stopping for 1-2 weeks, then returning. what gives?
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Exam needed: Definitely have an exam! Your PCP or an OBGYN can tell you much more after a good exam - further tests may be needed to determine Tx, but don't wait longer. That is not w/in normal range of variation. Something (maybe simple) is off. Find out what. Best wishes!
Answered 5/26/2016
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