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My age is 44, why is my period getting faster? i mean the cyclus is getting shorter
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Can happen: There is wide variety of pattern of bleeding . In general , we expect it to be less frequent since you are approaching menopause (again this varies from person to person). I do not think you should worry about it . If you have heavy bleeding and is causing anemia and is worrisome to you , it could be some thing you might to talk to your family doc or obgyn.
Answered 8/19/2013
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