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Period Every Week to 2 Weeks....what Could This Be?!? Posted: 10-02-03 21:27pm


My friend has been getting her period every week to 2 weeks for a couple months now. H er doctor said it doesnt sound good and to come in. She didnt make her come in on emergency, so i'm firguring it's not that serious. But she missed her appointment and doesnt listen when we tell her to go. She has been complaining of fatigue and loss of appetite. I am so worried about her. Has anyone heard of this,if so what is it,what are its effects,and what should be done, and how soon?? Advice asap please! Thank you in advance.

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