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Q: Cause of irregular periods?
asked by: supervixen on April 1st, 2009
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This morning I find very light spotting when I went to the toilet and was bright red in colour, yesterday I had some mild cramping, a couple of weeks before hand I had very sore breasts. I have very irregular periods since coming off Depo injection 2 years ago, before hand I was pretty much regular. I have had blood tests done to determaine lack of periods, they came back fine (hormones), also had an internal scan done, eveything was healthy and in order. So theres no reason after 2 years why i shouldnt be having regular periods. The last period i had was January this year which was a light one. I am currently sexually active, What could this be...
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Shiny33
replied on April 20th, 2009
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Well, I don't know how old you are, but typically, girls and women can experience irregular periods even when nothing is wrong. Some women have it easy, their periods regulate and stay on the same cycle, same days, and same PMS and pain during periods every month. But some of us aren't so lucky. Last month I had two periods within a week of each other, light ones, and sometimes I have regular periods, sometimes I almost skip a month, my periods are so far apart, and sometimes my periods last for up to two weeks. Some women just don't stay regular their entire period. and that could be the case for you. Just because nothing is showing up on your tests doesn't necessarily mean that's not the issue here. All I can tell you is to track your periods each month. Write down the day that start, the day they end, how light or heavy they are and what PMS you are experiencing, along with just regular cramps, blaoting, irritability, etc. If something starts to get extremely odd and unsusual with your periods and you feel the need to panic, then go to the doctor's immediately. Otherwise, I think it's just regular old irregularity =) good luck.
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