Spotting for 3 weeks, can't sleep!

the best thing that you can do is see your doctor. i was spotting for three weeks, then regular the next, then spot for three weeks. my doctor took a lot of tests and found our i had a cyst on my ovary.
just because that happened to me doesnt mean that you have that problem.
i then started to have really heavy periods with large clots. with all the menses problems i was having the lining of my uterus was thick which caused me to bleed heavy. so my doctor had to perform a hysteroscopy (camera in uterus) to see what's going on, and a D&C (Scraped the lining on my uterus). he put me on the depo shot, which didnt work for me.
the combination birth control pills did the trick. i went to the doctor and he told me i no longer have any cysts on my ovaries.
birth control pills keeps you from having cysts because it regulates your periods.
i think it took the doctors one year from the first time i had a problem to getting surgery to find relief in this situation. because of tests, sonograms, ultrasounds, blood tests, referral doctors, then surgery.

A few years ago I was one or two days late, then had about a three day period, then it stopped (i always have 6 days) then it started again but it was off and one. I was naive and just let it go thinking my period was just being rediculous, then one day I had really bad pains and could barely get out of bed. I went to the Dr. and she told me I was not pregnant based on pee test. The next day she called me and told me the blood test said that I was. Turns out I was having a miscarriage. I hoep this isn't happening to you, but it is best to go to the doctor. I had no idea i was pregnant.

My sister has not been able to sleep for 7 months and has been experiencing anxiety & panic attacks and can't
sleep and is becoming very deparate to get some sleep. She has been taking birth control for 3-4 years for the cyst she has. Please help!What can she do? Are there any test she can perform to figure out why she can't sleep?

Sheila