Irregular menstruation can be common and may not necessarily indicate a problem, especially if there are no other symptoms present. However, if the irregularity is affecting your quality of life, it would be beneficial to speak to your doctor about it. It is important to monitor your menstrual cycle and discuss any concerns or changes with a healthcare provider to ensure your overall health and well-being.
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