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periods!
okay so i had my period, it got over with within a week w/e and then 2 weeks later i started it again? i thought it was kinda unusual that i would start it again so fast but i didnt really think too much of it. when it got over with a week later (this morning) i started again!?? is there something wrong should i be concerned? this has never happened before?
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You may want to get it checked out but, I had the same issue and I was told I was fine.
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Actually, to have a period that is only...14 days apart, is not healthy for your body to continue at. 7 days in between periods is VERY unhealthy and quite dangerous to your body actually.
Your body bleeds quite a bit of blood and uterine lining out during your period. Because of this it will take a good week and 1/2 or more for your body to get back up to "normal" if it was "normal" to begin with. Sometimes we weren't "normal" when we started our period so it will take even longer for our bodies to health back up to normal health. You may FEEL better, but remember that the uterine lining must repair itself in between cycles.
Stress can cause your period to come early or late, but it usually only does that by a few days. Sex can also do this to a period, but it's really the stress of pregnancy that causes it to be delayed or to come early. So, this being said, stress is probably NOT the problem.
Regardless if the period is light or heavy, this isn't healthy. It's hard on your body and you can develop anemia very quickly allowing this to happen. Your periods really should be 21 complete days apart at the least, 28 being ideal. You can better track your cycles at:
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Please see a gynecologist for a health evaluation. When my periods did this it turned out that I had a cyst on my ovary. My ovary was also being over stimulated, releasing eggs back-to-back, which is not healthy either. My uterine lining was constantly being shed.
It isn't normal, no matter what other users want to say. NOT NORMAL! NOT HEALTHY! YES, DANGEROUS! Your body simply cannot function healthily having a full-on period with 14 days in between of no bleeding. Those 14 days isn't even giving your body enough time to heal, which will lead to complications regarding possible scarring in the uterus--no joke! A scarred uterus will not allow a baby to form properly so you would be considered infertile.
See a doctor. See a doctor NOW. This can become serious in a hurry. You can quickly regret not seeing a doctor when you needed to in a couple of years when you decide to have children and find that your uterus is scarred from periods like this.
If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask me! :)
P.S. Regarding women's cycles synchronizing when around each other often: this means the bodies SLOWLY synchronize a few days at a time. Meaning: It will take MONTHS for the two women's cycles to be in perfect match.
Example:
One woman has her period every 21 days.
The second woman has her period every 28 days.
The second woman's cycle (if changing) will slowly start to shorten each month. It may go from 28 days to 26 days the following month, then 24 days, then 23 days, then 21 days.
The first woman's cycle (if changing) will go from 21 days to 23 days the first month, then 25, 26, and then to 28 days.
THIS IS NOT A SUDDEN CHANGE. Sudden changes = sign of underlying health problems, NOT bodies synchronizing!
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hmm that doesn't sound so good, your best bet is to go see your doctor about it b/c they can help you, no one on this site can tell you what to do about that, I hope I helped:)
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Keep track of start and end days of each period on a calendar make sure your not losing to much blood if you start to become weak then call you doctor. you can also call you hospital and ask for the advice nurse.
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It is normal to be irregular on your periods for the first two years of it. It isn't bad that you keep starting out of wack but if it gets to where you are losing to much blood, i would go to the doctor. Hope this helps!
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