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A member asked:
I used to get my menstrual cycle around every 3 weeks and would have a normal flow. lately its been really irregular, lasting 6+ weeks to come and reeeally light. this is new to me, should i get that checked? 22, & not sexually active?
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Yes: Seems like your cycles are longer than 35 days . It’s common to have occasional changes in cycles but if this has been consistent problem for the last 3 months or so then it should be looked into.
Answered 9/6/2020
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