Query for period

2026-09-23 03:25:14
I got married around 7months  back,but I had this mild pcod since almost 1.5 years.My issue is I get periods after every 26-27 days,but they last for around 2-2.5 days only.My others reports like cbc, thyroid, prolactin,Amh,all are ok nothing alarming in them.So what could be the reason for my short periods?My gynaecologist told me once maybe it's ovulation time.Im not trying currently for a pregnancy but want to be sure
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It's a normal cycle

Answered2026-09-23 06:34:18

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Answered2026-09-23 04:52:53

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Its normal.

Answered2026-09-23 06:50:01

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You need to understand that bleeding during periods may last any thing between 1 to 7 days So this is not short period this is perfectly normal periods

Answered2026-09-23 05:23:28

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A period that comes regularly every 26-27 days but lasts only 2-2.5 days can still be a normal cycle, especially with normal thyroid, prolactin and AMH. Flow duration varies between women on its own.
Next Steps
Since you're not trying to conceive right now, tracking your cycle for a few more months is enough, and you can revisit your gynaecologist if the pattern changes.
Health Tips
With your PCOD history, do mention it if your flow gets much lighter or periods start spacing out further.

Answered2026-09-23 04:14:53

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