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My 14 year old daughter has to change her pad every 2 hours (ish) whilst on her period, is that normal?
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Menarche: Menses are heavy when people around the time they start ( menarche) and when they are finishing ( menopause). It is not uncommon. Rarely heavy bleeding can be related to a bleeding disorder. She needs help. I would consider starting her on a birth control pill.
Answered 3/17/2019
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