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• poppy123456 Member Posts: 23,151 Disability Gamechanger

  January 2020

  Hi,

  
  

  Unfortunately, we are not medical professionals here on scope and will not be able to give you any medical advice. If you're concerned at all then you need to take her to see her GP.

  
  

  Despite that, it is possible that periods can be irregular for a while when first starting BUT this is not medical advice.
  

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• 5ha8z Member Posts: 19 Connected

  January 2020

  Thank you,

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• Firefly123 Member Posts: 525 Pioneering

  January 2020

  My daughters were all over the place to begin with but I would get her checked by the doctor if your concerned 

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• 5ha8z Member Posts: 19 Connected

  January 2020

  @Firefly123 thank you

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• Chloe_Scope Scope Posts: 10,653 Disability Gamechanger

  January 2020

  Hi @5ha8z, here is some information about irregular periods. When you first start, it is common to be irregular, if you are worried then please seek further information from your GP or call 111 for non-urgent medical advice.
  

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• 5ha8z Member Posts: 19 Connected

  January 2020

  Thank you @Chloe_Scope,

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• April2018mom Posts: 2,869 Member

  January 2020

  Unfortunately we cannot provide medical advice @5ha8z. Does she have a endocrinologist or not? 

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