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Forum Name: Gynecology

Question: menstrual cycle twice in one month?


Cally22 - Wed Dec 22, 2004 9:10 am

I am an 18 year old female who has not had problems with her menses until now. I had my period around the first of this month. I then had a 2 week break with no abnormal occurence. Then on Monday the 20th I started bleeding again. Now I am not a doctor, but that does not sound normal. What could it be? I am not sexually active, I can't figure this one out?? I have never seen a gyno, so I am not sure as to what I should do??? What is going on here!!

Cally22
drnasser - Sun Dec 26, 2004 5:35 am

Thanks for visiting the doctors lounge Cally


Well this normally happens which happens to be, for some girls, it will be every 28 days; for others. it may be anywhere from 23 to 35 days and for others it might be changing from a month to another, and it might be 14 to 20 days which is in your case

If you are facing heavy bleeding then this might be abnormal the cause might be Hormone imbalance, Infection of the uterus, Tumors of the uterus, and Miscarriage.


And the reason of your Menstrual Changes might be heavy exercise people who run 20-40 miles mostly don't get their period early because it changes in the amount of body hormones.



For any further information don't hesitate to contact us in the forum



Dr. Nasser

Obstetrics & Gynecology


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