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I am 44 women, my period cycle keeps changing. i just had it first week of may and it's not even 20 days and it's on again. why?
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Menarche: At 44 could be menarche or the mid life hormonal change. However other factors such as stress or thyroid problems possible.
Answered 5/31/2020
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