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My daughter will be 13 next month. she started menstruation one year ago. her periods have always occurred every 10-14 days for a year now.
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Doctor can evaluate: That is a lot of menstrual bleeding days. An ob-gyn who takes care of teen girls can help. Parents can ask the primary care doctor for a recommendation. The ob-gyn doctor can evaluate to see how bad the problem is, and might use some medication to decrease the number of periods to a more normal, more convenient amount.
Answered 4/15/2013
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