i am 14 and i have always gotten missed periods so its normal thats what my doctor said. no i am not pregnant or anything. but this month white liquid came out. is that normal? should i talk to my doctor.\n\nPLEASE appropriate answer. i am serious and scared.
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Honey...I'm a mom.  Hate to ask this, but does it smell bad?  Have you been having sex with a boy?  If so, could be PH imbalance because of his semen.  Was this white liquid during waht was SUPPOSED to be your period?  These are all questions you should ask a gynecologist (female organs doctor) or (free clinic if you want to be private and not discuss with parents).  From a mom's point of view...I always encouraged my daughter (now 21) to duscuss with me these things.  We were honest and open with each other, and if there was something I didn't WANT to hear, I tried not to REACT badly, but help her get answers, then we'd sit down and discuss what caused this to happen afterwards.  I wanted her to trust me.  Show this to your mom and see if she would be open with you...then see the gynecologist.  Could be a simple yeast infection which are easily treated, but need a doctor to diagnose it and prescribe medication or over the counter medicine.  Never put off questions about your female health.  Good luck!  P.S.  clumps?  sounds familiar from when I was young, but the gynecologist is the best way to go.  Never be afraid of going to the doctor.  Be more afraid of ignorance, and not knowing exactly what's wrong.  If you find out all is okay, won't you feel MUCH better??  Go for it Dear....
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You should muster up the strength to take a pregnancy test.   And yes, you should see a doctor.  Even if you're not pregnant, there has to be a reason that you're not having a period.\n\nGood luck to you and I hope you've got a little bean.
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Do you mean that you had a cycle that is 14 days long?  If you are a teenager or in your 40s (sometimes even your 30s), it might be normal.\n\nOtherwise, it is more likely that one of the "periods" was really bleeding associated with ovulation, which takes place about 2 weeks before your next period.\n\nPlease read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler; it will help you determine what is happening.
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It isn't bad. It happens to most of us at least once. The only thing I would be concerned about is pregnancy, but if you haven't had sex, then it should be fine. If you still don't have one in a month or so, you may want to see a doctor just to rule out any problems there. The other thing to look at is if you have lost a lot of weight recently, or started a new workout routine. That can delay or stop your period until your body gets used to it.
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boy do I have a story for you!  I once had my period for 23 day straight.  I first went to my normal doctor and she did absolutely nothing.  No tests were run or anything.   I then went to the gyno hoping for an answer.  He preceeded to tell me that it was because I was fat and that the fat cells give off more estrogen and that can prolong your period.  I went home crying still not knowing exactly what to do about the problem.
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No it's just becuase you are still developing it's goin go to happen usually before, after, or during you have your period. It's just has normal.... When I was younger it happend all the time It's just they way it is.. Don't worry about it there is nothing to worry about, It might happen  just for a little while and may disappear or it will happen every month or it will happen whenever until your developmental cycle is over at about 21! But Sometime it generally stops maybe you are one of those girls who will generally stop after a while!
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I think you're fine, dear.  A girl can get her menses anytime between the ages of eight and eighteen.\n\nBut you could check with your doctor, maybe s/he would like to run a couple of tests just in case.
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Yes, this is normal.  It's old blood left over from your last period that comes out right before the next period starts.  This shouldn't be anything to worry about.
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There isn't anything wrong with you! Some people start their periods at different times from others. My best friend didn't start hers until she was 16. The only reason to call a doctor would be if you hadn't gotten your period by the time you were 18--that's called "primary amenorrhea." \n\nDon't worry---you ARE normal! :)
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That is a very tricky subject, I for one believe it is fine, since you already missed 2 months.  If you are worried tho, then I suggest you see a dr.  I wish you the very best of luck =)
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You're going through puberty, these things are all normal. Carry round a pad so you are prepared for your periods when they come. For more information about periods visit -\nhttp://beinggirl.com\nDon't worry :-)\n~Katie~
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Is this your first period- or your first BAD period.  Either way you should talk to your Mom- or caregiver.  It's nothing to be concerned about- you'll have many years of monthly visits from that friend.  \nMaybe you could add more to your question about your concern?
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Yes, it is normal, that is the usual lenght of time blood comes out. And it's fine if you have a really heavy flow it evens out later on with time. Every period has it's own pattern so don't stress yourself out so much. If you want more info check with your doctor do not be embarassed they know more about this than anyone else in the world. Also don't be afraid to speak with an aunt or a femal cousin or your mom about it usually girls need support from a feminie figure to help them through the confusion.\n\nJust some facts about your period:\ngo to yahoohealth and research menstration cycle as well as puberty.
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You didn't say how old you are, or how long you have had your periods.  Are you taking any birth control?  If you are regular with your periods, and you are not on birth control, and you are "spotting" it can happen when someone is very athletic.  That being said, you should still tell your mother and your doctor.
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If you usually have regular periods, you should probably go to your doctor so see if something might actually be wrong. Also, if you have started new medication or you have had this problem before, I wouldn't worry about it. It doesn't sound like you're pregnant but if you are concerned about it, take a pregnancy test or go to Planned Parenthood. It could have something to do with the medicines because those medicines can cause weight gain and weight gain can cause your hormones to be unbalanced.
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hi you are facing a very common problem with teenage girls.\nThe periods are never regular to being with...don't worry you will start getting them normally in a matter of few months...body undergoes certain changes everytime you have your period...don't worry girl you are not alone :)
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It is normal. Everyone is different. If your periods come at a regular interval, last the appropriate amount of days and aren't accompanied by unusual symptoms you should be fine. If you are concerned you can speak to your pediatrician.