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Period
f/14. okay so i'v had my period for 4 years now.
and its still not on a regular cycle. after the first year i started marking it down on what days i got it and stuff.
ill post it here, it is extremely weird.
Jan 2005 - none
Feb 2005 - none
March 2005 - none
April 2005 - 4th-10th & 18th-19th
May 2005 - 26th-31st continued--
June 2005 - 1st-13th
July 2005 - 8th-11th & 17th-24th
Aug 2005 - none
Sep 2005 - 11th-16th
Oct 2005 - 5th & 16th-18th
Nov 2005 - none
Dec 2005 - 24th-27th
Jan 2006 - none
Feb 2006 - 20th-22nd
March 2006 - none
April 2006 - 15th-20th
May 2006 - none
June 2006 - none
July 2006 - none
Aug 2006 - none
Sep 2006 - 20th-23rd
Oct 2006 - none
Nov 2006 - none
Dec 2006 - 16th-21st
Jan 2007 - 24th-27th
Feb 2007 - none
March 2007 - 30th-31st continued --
April 2007 - 1st-4th
May 2007 - nothing yet. except i had a little dot of blood when i went to the bathroom yesterday. and thats it.
sorry its so long, it easier to see on a calendar
see like sometimes it will be like 3 days and otehrs it will be a week or more. and sometimes i go months without getting it.
i am a very healthy person, i excersise regularly and eat healthy and drink plenty of water. i am 5'0 and 107 ibs, mostly muscle in my legs since i play soccer.
if anybody could have an idea why this is happening, that would help. i just don't want to have some weird disease or disorder.
thankss.
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wow, that is really irregular....
yeah, go to a doctor just to see if there's anything wrong with your body.
I don't recommenr birth control pills, because they can cause permanent damage... but if your doctor/gynecologist says it's ok, go ahead...
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You don't have a disease. It's completely normal, especially at your age, for your period to be irregular. It's really annoying, I know, but medically you have nothing to worry about.
If you want to regulate it, you can talk to your doctor about putting you on birth control. I did that last year when I was 16 and all of my periods have come exactly 28 days apart and last for exactly 5 days since I started the pill.
I'm not sexually active, so don't get the wrong idea about the pill. You don't have to be having sex to be on birth control. A LOT of young girls are on it to regulate their periods and relieve cramps.
Hope that helps!
EDIT: The person above me mentioned that BC pills cause "permanent damage". It would've helped to have some specifics there, huh? Well, I just did research on it and couldn't find anything worth mentioning. I've been on it for a year, my best friend has been on it for 3 years, and my sister was on it for about 5 years...and we're all perfectly fine. I've never heard of the "damage" the pill can cause. And if she means cancer, well, EVERYTHING causes cancer. Antiperspirant deodorant is also known to cause breast cancer...but what are you going to do? Stop wearing it? Nooo. It doesn't mean you WILL get it, it just means connections have been made between the product and cancer...just like caffeine, cell phones, and everything else on the planet.
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Wow, that is EXTREMELY off!
It could be that your body just isn't on the right timing cycle. Or, you could have something wrong with your reproductive organs.
You need to talk to your mom. Have you showed her this calendar? If you haven't, do it. Then, you need to go to the gynecologist and get checked out -- just to make sure you're healthy down there.
If you're healthy and your cycle is just way off, then you might want to consider birth control. Talk to your mom and your doctor about it, because it can definitely regulate your periods -- true, you'll get one every month, which is a little more of a hassle, but at least it'll be regular. =]
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