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Andy Stein

When should I see a doctor for period problems?

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When should I see a doctor for period problems?

A woman’s monthly period can have a big impact on her life, especially if there are problems.

Call your doctor if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms:

  • Your period rapidly becomes irregular
  • You do not have a period for 3 months or more
  • You have bleeding between periods
  • You have a period that lasts much longer than usual or is much heavier than usual
  • You have severe or disabling cramps.

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We have described when should I see a doctor for period problems. We hope it has been helpful.

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