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IUDs can make your period lighter, heavier, irregular or stop it completely
While it’s probably not your most fertile time, it is possible to get pregnant if you have unprotected sex during your period
From medications and stress to PCOS and STIs, there’s a wide range of reasons Aunt Flo may overstay her welcome
Hormonal changes are the likely culprits behind the aches and fatigue before your period
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Irregularities in cycle length and flow aren’t a cause for concern
Typically, you can keep your appointment, let your gynecologist know and let your worries go
It depends on your menstrual flow, and a little trial and error
Stress, extreme diet and exercise, PCOS and, of course, pregnancy could be responsible
If your period hasn’t come for three months, it’s best to see a doctor
Before menopause, there’s an amount of time when your menstrual cycles are unpredictable
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