Getting periods 3rd time in a month.

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Asked for Female, 18 Years

I am a 18yr old girl. I am having PCOD. I got my periods on 1st may which lasted for 5 days.Then got my another periods on 20th may which again lasted for 4-5 days. And then got my periods again on 31st of may. In between also blood discharge occurred. Is this a serious issue?

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Dr. Dipayan Das

Homoeopath 14 yrs exp Kolkata

Loosing blood 3 times in a month can lead to deficiency

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Psychiatrist 4 yrs exp Srinagar

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Pcod is suppose to cause decrease in mensturation and not increase... Consult a gynaecologist