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Hi there, I hope you are well. If you're periods have been delayed for 3 months, then, it must be a hormonal imbalance. - Please see a gynecologist immediately and get the necessary tests done. You may need to get your thyroid, hormonal tests, as well as Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 levels tested. - Kindly don't delay. - What is your weight, height, and do you have family history of health issues? Do let me know:) Take care.

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Hi there, I hope you are well. When was your last period ? -Do you usually face irregular menstruation? -Also, kindly guide me with your weight , height, and any other health issues. -You can join my live session at 12pm and 8pm today, if you are looking to lose weight and regularise your periods. Huda Shaikh, Clinical nutritionist and Dietitian at coto

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Hello! Can you be more specific. Did you bleed after two days of having sex, or only during the second time of having sex. If it is the first time you are having sex, it could be a reason to notice spotting. Also sometimes rough sex, or if you are not lubricated sufficiently it can cause bleeding. But regularly noticing bleeding during penetrative intercourse would require medical attention.

Yes, it is completely normal. At different intervals in your life you'll notice changes. This will be in the length of your menstrual cycle, amount of period blood, length of period and even symptoms during your periods and PMS. If any of these changes are difficult to cope with consider checking in with a gynecologist.

Yes, your bleeding patterns will change significantly. For the years leading up to menopause, known as perimenopause you will notice changes in the length of your menstrual cycles, length of periods and amount of period blood. If you notice too much bleeding and excessive cramping and discomfort consider checking in with your gynecologist

It definitely is. Most cup brands have now made menstrual cups in sizes for teenage girls, so I'm sure you'll be able to find on for you. There are so many benefits to using a cup. A few include: - They are economical, can be reused for up to 7 years - Changed every 8-10 hours - Great for those who are active, esp with swimming - For some they have helped with cramps - Environment friendly - Lowers infection risk

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Hi there, I hope you are well. Ideally, you should see for a 2-3 days, and then, check with your gynecologist. Here are some questions that may help you in finding a solution :) - Have you noticed this often, or it has happened for the first time ? - Are you on any medications? - Have you recently started a new diet or exercise regime or have you reduced the number of calories in the diet ? - Are you stressed ? - Did you gain weight or lose weight recently? - Has your consumption of refined, processed or packaged foods increased off late ? If it isn't either of these, then, it's best to seek an opinion. I wouldn't suggest you to try any home-remedies :) I hope this helps, take care.