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How Do I know If Changes in My Periods Are Normal Perimenopausal Symptoms or Something to Be Concerned About?

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How Do I know If Changes in My Periods Are Normal Perimenopausal Symptoms or Something to Be Concerned About?

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Irregular periods are common and normal during perimenopause. But, other conditions can cause abnormalities in menstrual bleeding. If any of the following situations apply to you, see a doctor to rule out other causes: • Your periods are very heavy, or accompanied by blood clots. • Your periods last several days longer than usual. • You spot between periods. • You experience spotting after sex. • Your periods occur closer together. Potential causes of abnormal bleeding include hormonal imbalances, birth control pills, pregnancy, fibroids, blood clotting problems or, rarely, cancer.

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