Irregular Periods: Understanding Length and Causes After a Recent Cycle
Predicting the next period with irregular cycles is difficult, even if you’ve had one in the past three months. Irregularity varies in duration and frequency, influenced by hormonal imbalances, lifestyle, stress, medications, and medical conditions.
Consult a healthcare provider to understand the cause and discuss management. If no period for >3 months and this is unusual, take a pregnancy test (if sexually active). If negative, your provider can investigate and recommend next steps.
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