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Hi there. since i get my son in 2010 i haven't seeing my cycle regular what can be the possible causes?
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Gynecologist: When a woman does not return to having regular cycles after a delivery, and especially when it lasts for years, it should be thoroughly investigated by a doctor. There is no quick answer.
Answered 10/24/2017
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