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Okay so I'm from the UK and I'm 17/f and I've had my period since I was 11. I'm really confused because this happened for 3 months before and that was because I lost weight and I had GCSE's coming up.
I'm now doing A-levels and I don't know if its stress or something else. I don't eat as much as I used to, but I'm not extremely skinny or fat, I'm in the middle. I do horse riding but I've never had this problem before. I'm really scared and its been bugging me for a while.
Can someone, anyone help me?
Get on the pill. There are five weeks of pills in the pouch. One of the weeks, is a period forcer as I like to call it. It keeps your flow regular. Having your period and not having it can be normal. But, sometimes it can cause a cyst on your ovaries if not taken care of or seen. So...get checked out, and get on a birth control pill. Get on the one that you take one weeks worth of pills to start a period every month. NOT the one that you only get a period every three.
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just wondering where I can go to get that, I live in a tiny village and I am not sure if they do that at the local GP what's your advice?
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