hi , i got married 8 months back.the periods is not regular,doctor told me take scan.?
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I don't think you have a cyst only for the MD to be giving you meds...I have polycystic ovaries (multiple cysts on both ovaries) that don't get treated with any meds.  Was your MD concerned that is was going to burst?  Sometimes they give you meds to start your period if you are skipping.  Talk to your md.\nAlso...having a cyst on your ovary will not prevent pregnancy (although if you have PCOS...that's a different story). All women get cysts while ovulating...that's how the ovary 'spits' the egg out into the fallopian tupes.\n:)
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Irregular periods are just irregular periods. Are you asking if you are pregnant? Either way-SEE A DOCTOR!!!
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maybe you're pregnant, if not go to a docotr and they can tell u
339795
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!
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Consider this... It's possible that your "high-flow periods" are not actual periods at all, but just your body becoming unable to hold all the blood that has collected in the uterus due to not having a period for two to three months. The body "releases" the blood, and then goes back to not having "periods" until there is again too much blood to hold. This is one of the experiences caused by an endocrine disorder called PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) that can cause erratic or skipped periods, and can cause exactly the painful high-flow "periods" of which you speak. You should visit an endocrinologist and have the doctor check your hormone levels to make sure that everything is normal. PCOS can be treated with medication and diet. There are other symptoms to the disorder as well, and if left untreated, the disorder can cause long term health problems such as diabetes or heart disease.
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This happens to lots of ladies, and if you have not had sex, then you are NOT pregnant.  It's just irregular periods, and it is most common when you are young and have only recently started having periods.  Don't worry about it for now.  If you get married and want to start a family, and this is still happening, then you might want to ask your doctor to check things out to make sure you are going to be able to have children without taking extra meds.  \n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
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I would go get a pregnancy test if ur not pregnant I would make an appointment with a OBGYN and get checked
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Very likely, it is perfectly normal. There is a lot of variation in how often women have their periods, the average, however,  is about 28 days.\nBut you should still visit a gynecologist as he may order some simple blood tests (hormone levels) and an ultrasound (totally painless 5 min test) just to make very sure.
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If that is not a normal occurence, keep in mind that stress, going of birth control, sudden weight loss or gain,  or increased physical activity can screw up your cycle in a major way. See what happens next month. If it doesn't straighten out - go to your OBGYN and have a Pap done.
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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.
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You are not pregnant. You need a full exam (external/internal) with your GYNO to find out what is wrong.
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Yes. Periods change from time to time due to alot of different things. I would suggest that you wait a week or so and if it still doesn't happen, get a pregnancy test.
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Go see your doctor or OB/Gyn.
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Have you had your hormone levels checked? Birth control pills are usually the method most doctors are familiar with, however they need to determine the cause for your irregular bleeding and try to attack that. Some of the causes can be a irregular production of hormones or policystic ovaric syndrom or something like that.\n\nIf you take pills the only thing you do is to stop the problem temporarily, while you're taking them, and when you stop it comes back again.\n\nSo get checked until you find what's causing you taht, the sooner you discover it, the easier it will be to treat it and you can stop it from complicating further, what if it is causes by a tumor near your pituitary gland or something that can cause you infertility.\n\nI don't say this to gat you scared, some women have to live with irregular periods all their lives, but get checked. If you don't trust your gynecologist, I recommend you an endocrinologist, they are more experienced in relation to hormonal and gland problems.\n\nGood luck!
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You absolutely need to see a doctor!!!  This is not normal.  I had heavy periods but never like that.  Could you have been pregnant?  If so, it could be a miscarriage - but either way - GET TO A DOCTOR!
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Is this normal for you?  If you usually have normal cycles, then you might want to take a pregnancy test.  If this is normal for you (my best friend only gets her period 3 or 4 times a year) then I would ask your doctor when you should start taking them.
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without seeing the results I cant give an accurate diagnoses but the uterus is like a ballon and stretches with the growth of a baby and if you fell pregnant you maybe able to carry it till about 30 weeks or so.so go back and ask your doctor