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Period
So I'm having some period problems...
14/f/been on my period for three years
The last time I got my period was around November 3. I've been spotting for the past two weeks, but it comes and goes and I haven't gotten my period yet. Today I spotted just a little bit, but the blood was like a stark red rather than a darker red which I've never experienced before. I've never really been irregular, which is the only reason I' stressing right now. I've been experiencing some stomach pains and extreme breast soreness. I know that these are symptoms of PMS, but I've never had PMS like this before.
Also, I'm one hundred percent not pregnant.
I know that this is the typical, 'I'm late on my period, oh my god what do I do' type of question, but I really am kind of worried. Any advice or tips or guidance is welcomes.
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These is most likely just an irregular period becuase you are so young. Like the girl below me said, if you are really worried, Google the symptoms of PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome. You can do that here:
If the problem persists, talk to your mother or other guardian. They will know what to do and probably take you to a doctor.
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check for the symptoms of PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome... look it up online. If you have some of these symptom, you really do need to talk to a parent. I know how hard that can be. Trust me, I went through that myself. But knowing is so much more important than a few moments of akward, embarassing conversation.
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This is most likely an irregular period, which is normal from time to time- your diet and stress can have a lot to do with it...it's most likely stress, you'd be surprised what it can do. Or it could be hormonal. Most likely you have nothing to worry about, but it might be better to speak to your gynecologist about it..she/he can ask you some health questions, and maybe take a blood test to look at your hormone levels (and other things) to see what could be causing it. But they are probably going to tell you the same thing I am- but to be sure, they might run additional tests and analyze your health history to be completely sure.
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it's probably nothing...but if your seriously worried I would suggest seeing your gynecologist...if you don't have one go to your regular doctor and they can either diagnose you or refer you to a gynecologist...but I think that would be your best bet.
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