Change in menses: If your current menstrual periods are 28-34 days apart, and pregnancy is not a concern, this may just be a normal variation for you. If you are referring to only bleeding, and it is possible for pregnancy, see your gyn provider for an exam and a serum HCG test, as early ectopic pregnancies may have bleeding associated , which should be addressed immediately.
Answered 3/22/2020
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Good idea: Since there has been a major change , it is prudent to get examined just to be sure there is nothing serious.
Answered 11/4/2018
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