Menstrual periods vary from one woman to the next. Menstrual periods can range in length from one woman to the next. A woman’s menstrual cycle duration average is between 24 and 48 days. Some women, however, have two periods in a single month. This is more likely to occur when women have shorter menstrual cycles.
According to an article published on Medicalnewstoday, endometriosis is one of the conditions that can cause a woman to experience perimenstrual bleeding twice in a single month. Heavier-than-usual menstrual flow is a common symptom of endometriosis, a disorder in which tissue that looks like uterine tissue grows in other areas in the body.
During perimenopause, a woman’s menstrual cycle may become irregular or she may begin to skip periods. In this case, the lady may experience two periods during the month.
If a woman is using birth control, experiencing stress, or has an overactive or underactive thyroid, she may only have her period every other month, as reported by Healthline.
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