why do i still have my period?
109762
It's not unusual to have changes in your menstrual cycle that are unique to your body and experoience, so it is probably idiopathic and benign.  Keep your appointment with the doctor though because it there is a problem behind it, it can be VERY serious.\n\nI hope you feel better soon.
54144
it may just be some x-tra blood from ur period...if u just finished ur cycle or are about to start. it can also be a cut in or around your vaginal area...the best answere would come from your doctor.
831045
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.
672442
It has nothing to do with your period. I assume you are still young. At your age your period will not be completely regular yet. For a lot of woman their period will never be completely regular. Don't worry about it.
1133477
this isn't normal unless you have just started having your first period. when you start having your period it may have an uneven schedule. check with your doctor if you are unsure.
330087
It's usually caused by change in hormone levels in your body. I went through it when I was 23, and it lasted 7 months. I was having my period every two weeks. I did see a dr. and was told that it's normal. Not all women go through it, but some do. If you're really worried or concerned, see your gyno, and he/she can help you find out what's going on with your body.
1008462
Because it sucks to be a woman sometimes.  Your uterus sheds its lining when you are on your period.  It can not come out all at once this would be too traumatic to the body.
471938
No, you are not pregnant.  Your period can vary anywhere from bright red to a muddy brown, can have clots or not clots.
218420
Some of the common reasons for women to have irregular periods [excluding menapause, pregnancy, miscarrage, birth control etc.] would be a sudden drop or gain in wieght or sudden increase in physical activity.  If none of these apply to you, you may need to contact your doctor.  Hope all is well.  Good Luck!
984661
You may have an infection or hormonal imbalance. By medication I suppose you mean the birth control pill.  Sometimes when you stop taking them it takes awhile to get your period back
407823
You might have something called PCOS.  That's cysts in your ovaries.  Usually that causes your periods to not be normal, but the hair and infertility are symptoms.\nYou should see your gynocologist and suggest getting tested for this.  If you have PCOS, treatment might help you get pregnant.
613824
No- this is not normal at all and needs to be checked out by a doctor.  In general menstrual abnormalities can be due to many things including hormonal imbalance, stress, weight gain/loss, infection, medications, illness, thyroid, polyp, cyst, amongst other reasons.  Please see your doctor to get tested, so the exact cause may be determined.
395556
Well, the fact of it is it just might be old blood...\nIf this happens after your period then it's old blood that's passing through your body...\n\nIf, you fear it's not from that then see a doctor and see if they have a test they can run on you in case it's something more..\n\nBut, more or less it's old blood after you have your period alot of girls get it even I do!
1180728
Stress and weight changes can cause you to skip periods every once in a while. See your doctor if you think it's something else.
455883
Don't feel bad.  I only have my period like four time a year.  It could be because of stress, weight, lack of exercise, or a million reasons.  Other people I know have had it, too. The only thing that cured our problem, is we all went to either a gynecologist or planned parent hood and got on birth control.  Once I was put of birth control, my period was perfect.  You should definitely check with a doctor thought, because build up in the uterus from not having a period increases your chances greatly to develop certain female cancers.
473447
There is the possibility that you are pregnant, but your period may also need more than one month to get back on a regular schedule. \nGet a test kit and make sure.
422970
You should make an appointment to see a gynecologist to have them perform a thorough exam. Sometimes this irregularity can be caused by hormonal changes.  If you are young this may be the case.  In some instances time or with the aid of birth control pills(if recommended by you physician), hormones can be regulated.  It is also wise to have your doctor do an exam to check for other causes that may be serious, causing the extended length of time of your period.  The sooner you have yourself checked out the better off you will be to corrrecting the problem.