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I think you should see a doctor. I've never heard of that happening. I mean, if you are pregnant and that's happening, your baby might be in trouble. But, if your not pregnant, I've heard of women getting two periods in a month. Especially when you are young and you've just started getting your period. It's normal for it to be all wonky for the first couple years. But, yeah, I think you should see your doctor.
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