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2 periods in one month
I'm experiencing 2 periods in one month since 2 months ,my tsh value is 0.63 .what is the reason for this.
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Having periods twice a month at your age is most commonly due to hormonal imbalance
As your TSH is 0.63 is normal we have to evaluate other causes
Pcos
Hormonal imbalance
Stress
Next Steps
pelvic ultrasound
Thyroid profile including T3 and T4
Hormonal profile with FSHLH and prolactincomplete blood count
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if you are having heavy bleeding with passage of clots consult with gynaecologist
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Having 2 periods in one month is usually due to hormonal imbalance.
✅ TSH = 0.63 is within normal range, but slightly low values can sometimes cause frequent or early bleeding.
Common causes include:
Hormonal fluctuation
Stress or weight change
Ovulation disturbance
PCOS
❓ What to do next:
Thyroid profile (T3, T4)
Pelvic ultrasound
Hormonal evaluation
🩺 consult a gynecologist for proper regulation of cycles.
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Irregular periods (2 times/month) can happen due to hormonal imbalance.
A TSH of 0.63 is within the normal range, but if it is on the lower side for you, mild thyroid overactivity can sometimes cause frequent bleeding.
Other common causes include stress, recent weight changes, PCOS, ovulation issues, or uterine problems (like fibroids or infection).
Next steps:
Consult a gynecologist and get tests like T3, T4, pelvic ultrasound, and hormonal profile.
If bleeding is heavy, prolonged, or associated with pain, see a doctor soon.
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Gap between two day one of the periods can be 21 to 37
So getting periods two times a day can be normal
Thyroid levels are normal
If you are bleeding before 21 days you need investigations to find out the reason and treatment can be offered accordingly
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