Is it normal to have two menstrual periods in a month?

Patient's question:

What kind of help you wanted to start with: I wanted a doctor to help me answer.

Doctor's answer:

Hello! If the possibility of pregnancy is ruled out, during puberty, the ovarian axis function is not yet mature, primarily manifested as irregular menstruation, with cycles either too long or too short. Once the function matures, the menstrual cycle will naturally establish itself.
Suggestions: Try to avoid cold drinks and exposure to cold, eat less spicy food, and drink more hot water. I hope my advice is helpful to you.
Generally, after menstruation, you should have your period again in about a month. It is normal for it to be a few days earlier or later. If you haven’t had your period for two months, it is not normal. Consider it as menstrual irregularity.

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