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36 day long menstrual cycle
Generally my cycles are 27-28 days since always. Last month it was 30 day long (2 days late) and this month it was 36 day long cycle (8 days late).
Is it normal or something to worry about? Should I go to a doctor for this?
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It's totally normal ....periods one week prior or one week late with ur real period date is normal......
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It can usually happen due to many reasons
Increase in level of stress, reduced activity, altered eating habits, any gain or loss of weight, altered sleep pattern etc to mention a few
You need to modify your lifestyle Accordingly
And in case it still persists, consult for advise
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
It's normal
A normal menstrual cycle can vary between 21 to 37 day
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