ncblondie answered Sunday August 28 2005, 2:17 am: It's possible that you simply have irregular periods. It's quite normal; many women have them. You didn't mention how long you've been having your periods. If you're just starting out with them, it's possible that your body just hasn't adjusted yet. Usually, they'll balance out after a while.
Also if your body fat percentage is too low, it will affect your periods. Do you work out or diet a lot?
I would suggest seeing your doctor or gynecologist for a checkup. They can do an exam and, if necessary, tests to determine what is causing this and how best to treat it.
Mengers answered Saturday August 27 2005, 11:13 pm: Ulsers. (spell check?) I had to see my doctor because I never missed a period for two years and I went without one for 2 months. Doctor suspected ulsers. [ Mengers's advice column | Ask Mengers A Question ]
babigirl500 answered Saturday August 27 2005, 10:44 pm: well if you have just started getting it like say a yr ago than its normal for it to be wayy of track...but if you have had it for a while and its randomly off track you should talk to a doctor [ babigirl500's advice column | Ask babigirl500 A Question ]
XxWhiteLiesoO answered Saturday August 27 2005, 10:36 pm: My best friends sister didnt have her period for a year and she was pregnant but after that it came back to a regular schedule and when my best friend first had her period it was probrably 4 months ago well she hasnt had it sence so you have nothing to worry about trust me
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