Is it normal for my cycles to be longer? Should I go see a doctor?

If your menstrual cycles have become longer without any specific reason such as illness, stress, fatigue, or a change in schedule, it may be worth consulting a doctor to rule out any underlying issues. It is recommended to track your cycles and if they double in length, seeking medical advice would be prudent.

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Is it normal for my cycles to be longer? Should I go see a doctor?

If your menstrual cycles have become longer without any specific reason such as illness, stress, fatigue, or a change in schedule, it may be worth consulting a doctor to rule out any underlying issues. It is recommended to track your cycles and if they double in length, seeking medical advice would be prudent.