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I normally go 35 to 40 days between the start of my periods. this time it was 20 days and lasted 1.5 days.i am also more emotional which is not normal
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Monitor: It's not uncommon to have slight changes in your menstruation schedule. Many things can affect this including: nutrition, stress, medication changes, infections, thyroid/hormonal issues... If this becomes a consistent event, then it's time to see your doctor to see what's going on.
Answered 4/11/2013
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