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Im having an irregular menstrual cycle like im not having period for 2 months then now im suffering from menstration since last month. is it normal?
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Possibly: During your teen years, the menstrual cycle takes time to become regular. If you have already become regular and this is a change for you, please call your doctor to be assessed. Poor eating habits, stress, and illness can interfere with menstruation and cause decreased (as recent) or excessive (current) bleeding.
Answered 5/8/2016
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