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Should i be concerned about my menstrual cycle?
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Menstrual cycle: Normal menstrual cycles comes every 21-35 days. If your pattern is different or if you feel your periods are too heavy then consider scheduling a visit with a HEALTHTAP doctor to discuss your concerns
Answered 11/23/2016
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