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Irregular Periods in Teenagers: Causes Every Girl Should Know – Dr. Mouna HN

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 Don’t Ignore Irregular Periods. Know the Cause -Dr. Mouna HN Irregular periods are common during the first few years after a girl gets her first period because the hormonal system is still maturing. However, persistent or significant changes in the menstrual cycle may sometimes need medical evaluation. Common Causes of Irregular Periods in Teenagers 1. Hormonal Changes During Puberty During the first 2–3 years after the first period, cycles may not occur regularly as the body adjusts to hormonal changes. 2. Stress and Emotional Changes School pressure, emotional stress, changes in routine and other stressors can affect menstrual cycles. 3. Weight Changes Significant weight loss, being underweight, or other major changes in body weight can contribute to missed or irregular periods. 4. PCOS Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can be associated with irregular periods. Other features may include acne or increased facial/body hair. 5. Thyroid Problems Thyroid disorders can affect menstrua...

Irregular Periods in Teenagers: Causes Every Girl Should Know – Dr. Mouna HN

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 Understanding Her Cycle, Supporting Her Health - Dr. Mouna HN Irregular periods are common during the teenage years, especially during the first few years after the first period. The menstrual cycle may take some time to become regular as the body adjusts to hormonal changes. However, frequent or persistent irregular periods should not always be ignored. What Is a Normal Menstrual Cycle? For most teenagers, menstrual cycles generally occur every 21–45 days, and periods usually last around 2–7 days. Some variation can be normal during the early years after menstruation begins. Common Causes of Irregular Periods in Teenagers ✔ Hormonal Changes During puberty, the hormones that control ovulation are still developing. This can lead to periods that come earlier, later, or occasionally get missed. ✔ Stress and Anxiety School pressure, emotional stress, lack of sleep, and major changes in routine can affect hormonal balance and menstrual cycles. ✔ Changes in Weight and Diet Rapid weight ...