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2 periods in 1 month
I am 23 years old and a virgin. I am having 2 periods in 1 month and it is happening quite regularly (not every moth but quite regularly). Thsi month, my second period is REALLY heavy and has been quite painful (I dont usually get period pains but this time they have been quite severe).
It happened at university when I wasnt eating very much, but now I am eating "normally" (definately enoug)...what could it be?
It happened at university when I wasnt eating very much, but now I am eating "normally" (definately enoug)...what could it be?
You do need to see an ob-gyn. It could be that you have polycystic ovarian syndrome, which is quite common. Often it's identified by infrequent or lack of periods, but for some of us- me for example, the periods can be unusually frequent, heavy, and long. There are many reasons that you could be having multiple periods and the best thing you can do is have yourself checked out. Good luck!
You probably should see a gyn just to get some peace of mind. I have a 21 day cycle instead of 28 days so I often have a period twice in one month although not every month. Sometimes really bad sharp pains low down in your pelvis during your period are a result of passing blood clots. Not saying this is the case with you but I have had it happen.
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