The duration of the menstrual period, which is an indicator of the regular and good functioning of the reproductive functions of the woman, may differ in women. Between 21-35 days is considered normal. The period from the first menstrual bleeding to the next menstrual bleeding is called a cycle. In diseases such as polycystic ovary disease, the menstrual cycle can change.
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- What Does Menstrual Irregularities Mean?
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