Heavy periods normal
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dont sweat it, mine did the same thing.
did you recently start having periods?
because almost everybody is irregular when you first start.
its normal. if you notice that after a while its still not right
then you should seek a doctors advice.
You should make note of when they occur, how long they last, any spotting or bleeding between periods, light or heavy flow, any pain, and anything that seems unusual. If you're periods continue to cause you concern, you should speak with your doctor. During your appointment allow the doctor to view the notes you've been keeping on your menstrual cycles; this will help the doctor have a better understanding of what is going on with your periods.
t go 45 minutes without going to the bathroom. i am still on it but its not as
Well, it's not that your periods are not on time. You just have a longer cycle now. Over the years, my periods have shifted and hormones have shifted. It's the natural way of things ebbing and flowing. During my 20's, I was highly irregular or had really long cycles. Then I hit 30 and I began having a period like clockwork. But then I hit another change. And another, and here I am today. You don't even want to know what is in store for you down the road.
I usually have very light periods and its maybe once a year if I'm lucky instead of monthly and last 3-5 days. (Very irregular) Most girls would say its spotting its so light. Well my past period was very heavy and lasted 3 weeks. And to be honest my fiance and I are kindve to the point that if we have a child then ok, if we don't then we don't. But I've had all signs of pregnancy but I don't think I am, plus my period is being very strange.
The bleeding is different, its light pink and not heavy like my usual periods.
If you're a teenager, then that's normal. I used to have the worst periods in history. Being a teen, and adding the fact that I have anemia made me have insanely heavy periods that lasted two weeks and were only one week apart!
I had to be put on birth control to regulate myself. Luckily, after a few months of using it, I've been pretty regular since. There was a time where I felt like they were miles from the calendar apart though.
I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was only 14 years old, due to very heavy periods, although they were normal in length & came on time. I'm 24 now, and for about the past two years I've had nothing but problems. I will go for 7 months with out a period, then I will bleed HEAVY for about 3 months. I've been to the doctor more times than I can remember, but nothing they do seems to help any in the long run. I am very frustrated.
I wouldn't of thought so, everyones cycle at some stage will differ i'n flow etc, if it was just really light then I'd of said maybe but the fAct that it starts off heavy I'd say a normal period
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