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At age 48 what's the cause of having your period twice in one month?
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Perimenopause: Women approaching menopause typically first experience shorter cycles, as short as having a period 2 times a month, before the intervals between menstrual periods become more than 4 weeks to months and finally, on average around age 51, cease entirely.
Answered 12/13/2015
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