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Should i be worried if my periods are late for 15 days since a year now?
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Menstrual cycles : Menstrual cycles differ in every woman. The length of the cycle can vary from 21-35 days and may involve anything from spotting to heavy bleeding. Various life stressors can also change the cycle from year to year. If your length has changed by 15 days and is stable like that for a year there is most probably nothing to worry about. Mention it to your doctor at your next regular physical exam.
Answered 5/7/2020
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