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Early and late periods
I got my periods two times in the month of Feb in the gap of 15 days. And after the second time period in this month, I again got periods after 15 days in march. Now, in the month of April today is being 22nd day I didn't get my periods yet. Before this, there was no such type of irregularity in my periods. But on 1st of Feb I also went for a winter vacation. Is there any link between the changing weather and irregularity of my periods. I will attach my periods calendar with this. Please suggest me should I consult a gynaecologist or is it just a normal thing because of weather change. In the attachment, the red mark dates are my periods date.
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Gynaecologist should be consulted and regularise ur period
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
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There can be a lot of causes for irregular periods which include pregnancy, medications, Polycystic ovary syndrome ,thyroid disorder, hormonal imbalance, ovarian cyst etc
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get done ultrasound pelvis as the baseline initial investigation of choice..
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