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I started my period on march 9th of this year and ain't had one since! do i need to go to the gynecologist or the obgyn?
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Irregular periods: Assuming you aren't pregnant (have you taken a test?), the most likely explanation for irregular or absent periods is that you aren't ovulating regularly. There can be a number of reasons for this and i would recommend you see your ob/gyn for an ultrasound and blood work.
Answered 1/26/2014
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