I'v been having lower abdominal pains ever since my last period. I shouldn't have my period for another 2 weeks. But i'v been having it everyday. Does anybody know???
128517
Possibly a UTI or bladder infection. Get it checked out, ASAP.
303536
it could just be a nasty stomach bug but if i were you i'd go and see a doctor as my friend had similar symptoms (a bit stronger) and he had appendicitis!  I don't want to worry you but if it's not better in a day or two after plenty of fluids i'd definately go see your GP.
145374
That happened to me a few months ago. Have you been really stressed out at anything lately? Stress can cause irregular periods or have you started eating anything different lately? Good luck on the doc. appt. tomorrow!
329628
A trip to the Doc will help in more ways than one. Especially if its been a while since you were at the Doc last. maybe your leftside tube is blocked, cause you should have pain on both sides at one time or another. Or chaos if you have PMS on top of that.
74379
It sounds like middleschmirtz. You can look it up on the web (yea, that is really the name). It is painful ovulation. Starts about two weeks or so after your last period began. It can cause mild to severe cramping feeling and lower back pain. (You would think we suffer enoung with the rest of the whole female cycle! Geesh!)\n\nLook in to it. That may be what is going on. \nAnother that I can think of is ovarian cysts. That can cause quite a bit of pain and discomfort too.\n\nEither way, if it continues, probably would be a good idea to see your OBGYN
476995
I actually got my periods when i was 11 and they lasted for 7 days to this day (im now 27).  For the first 3-4 days it was quite heavy and then it became lighter every day after that until it ended roughly on the 7th day.\n\nI did go on the pill for uterus problems a few years ago and it seemed to reduce it down to 3-4 days which helped a fair bit.\n\nAs for whether or not its normal, i asked the same thing of my doctor.  Especially seeing i had endometriosis.  He told me that for every woman it is different and sometimes regardless of uterus health a woman can bleed for 7 days.  My own sister who is perfectly healthy also gets hers for the same amount of time.\n\nAs for your periods not coming on every month, it does mean there could be something to be looked into.  Go to your doctor and get it checked out.  Everything might be fine, or your body could just be getting over the stress of the accident.  Stress can make them become irratic.\n\nHope everything goes well, good luck.
539041
Your cramps are very normal. Thats a normal sign that your persiod is coming. Also if your breasts feel sore that is another sign. Howver if you think that the pain is very bad you should perhpas consult with your doctor and maybe a new birth control pill will do you more good in which it will not cause you so much pain a week before your period. Periods suck so try and make the best of it.\nGood luck!\n=)
569327
honestly, it is great you are going to a doctor, because he can confirm if you have a uterarian cancers or other diseases...don't get freaked out by that, but is always best to start with that, unless you have been sexually active, which means you could have had a miscarriage...if you haven't it is still a possibility that you are just having an abnormal period like before...i was a devout sprinter for years and this was a common occurrence for me, it is just your body reacting from the strain of the physical stress you are putting on it....but still confirm with your doctor, that will give you the best peace of mind
163365
can you tell me your age, and has this happend before ? Do you have moderate - severe pain in the lower pelvic region? Are you sleepy alot of the time ? The reason I ask this is because some of the symptoms i asked you is related to endometriosis , which i to suffer. Abnormal period's lasting more than 7=10 days and coming back immediatley after is the first symptom , this is also more than not a heridetary condition . There is treatment available and most used is birth control pill's. Hope things work out , if you have any other questions id be happy to help
64840
I wouldn't be concerned right away, if that's your only symptom.  If you have extreme pain/cramping, or extreme change in level of flow, go to the doctor.  Otherwise, if it's just the timing of the cycle, watch it for a few months to see if there's a pattern.  Then if you're still concerned, go to a doctor.  That's my advice.  :)\n\nI know my cycle gets a little longer around the holidays due to stress.  Plus, some women just aren't that regular.  If you have a history of differing length of times, it could just be a symptom of that.\n\nDon't worry, not necessarily a tumor.  :)
480334
I had two period a month for years.  Check with your GYN to make sure that something is not wrong.  It could just be that you are no longer "regular".  Are you cramping during both periods?  If you are, then you are likely just irregular right now.  It is important to check with your doctor though.
664273
Theoretically you could be pregnant. The symptoms you have don't seem typical to me at all...\n\nSo try to take it easy - and if your period is more than a week late, take a test.
545731
Sounds like you might be starting Peri-menopause especially with the change in your periods.  So long it is not a continuous heavy flow all 14 days I would just monitor things but you may want to call the docs office and let the nurse know that this is going on just in case he feels he wants to see you sooner than next week.
443070
Sounds as though you might have your period – congratulations! \n\nYou might want to talk to your mother or another adult they should be able to help you out – although it is important you learn all you can about your body yourself. An adult should also be able to help you celebrate your first period, like a shopping trip, nice meal, sleep over, or whatever you might be into. \n\nThe most important thing you will ever learn about your periods;\n\nPeriods are only as a good or as bad as you make them!\n\nThe more you know the better they are, for example those pains aren't a necessary part of having periods. There are a lot of things you can do to prevent them, but for the time being I highly recommend drinking Raspberry Leaf Tea and rubbing a little Clary Sage on your belly. It's nothing to be worried about, we all get our periods sooner or later and there is nothing to fear, it's a good thing once you know all about it, promise.
401548
heating pads have become my best friend during my period. You can buy them at the store and place them against your stomach. They work wonders! I also tend to enjoy chocolate during my unhappy time. Well, Good luck getting rid of the cramps!
65257
not sure about your actual question, but if your abdomen is growing and you feel pregnant, then you should go see a doctor and they should be able to tell you if you are pregnant or not and that will answer your question...
91855
No way to measure normalcy in your period.  You didn't say how old you are?  I agree you need to see a doctor.  It's just a pain in the rear to have a 10 day period, ugh.