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My 13 year old sister got her first period on jan, it's been coming normal but since sept this month she hasn't gotten it this month and to this day
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Common: first year of starting menses can be erratic, hormonal imbalance is common, also she could have gained or lost weight, which can disturb the cycle a bit, if more than 8 or 10 weeks delay, see her pediatrician for evaluation, wish you both wellness
Answered 10/13/2016
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