iam 25 and never been pergnant is it possiable i can't have kids and have irregular periods?
350958
Unless you were born with an anomoly or have had a severe vaginal infection resulting in permanent damage, there is no way to know whether or not you are incapable of having children without a complete infertility workup.  A ob/gyn  doesn't even do an infertiity workup unless you have been trying to conceive for at least a year.
858100
You should ask your docter, is it normal not to have any periods at all?
914635
I would go see a gynecologist. In the beginning, periods can be irregular while your body gets used to ovulating. There is something that your GYN will probably test for called PCOS. Polycystic ovary syndrome. Basically this means that your body isn't ovulating at all, or at very irregular intervals. If you aren't ovulating at all, your uterus prepares for an egg, and keeps waiting until it is "full" and then you'll appear to have a period when it is tired of waiting for an egg to show up. Birth control pills will regulate and lighten your cycle. If you're not interested in birth control, your GYN will probably recommend that you have at least 4 periods a year and will prescribe hormones to induce a period every now and then. If you don't shed the endometrial lining every now and then, you'll increase your risk for things like cancer. If it is PCOS, you'll need to talk to fertility specialists to induce ovulation if you're interested in making babies. Of course . . . . this is just one thing that your problem could be caused by. I'm not a physician, and don't know your health status, so go to the GYN to get it checked out.
746824
I had fibroid tumors when I was younger.  They didn't bother me until I was about 44.  Then I started having trouble with my periods.  It was my choice to have a hysterectomy.  But that doesn't mean that is the answer for you.  I don't know how old you are, or what your situation is re: childbearing.  I'm sure it is nothing to worry about. Try to relax.
380744
I didn't have my period for 13yrs straight!!All injections of Provera,birth control pills,and painful tests,found nothing wrong,and didn't work.I resumed a normal cycle after getting to a healthy wieght and not worrying.It was found that I wasn't ovulating...my estrogen levels never fluctuated[which has you ovulate]Stress,low wieght,excessive exercise...can cause a woman not to ovulate.Do the tests to make sure there is nothing really wrong,pray[because it relieves stress and works]and take it from me...I have a 25yr old and 6yr old [born after my period resumed...41,and on the pill]My 6yr old is the most perfectly normal child in every way...but a definate surprise.God Bless.
38031
Most doctors agree that if you haven't started menstruating by 16 it could be indicative of a problem, like hormones or thyroid issues. Also, if you have an eating disorder or are extremely athletic, or are under a lot of stress you will not cycle. It DOES NOT mean you can't get pregnant. See your Gyn so they can find the issue- and yes, unexpelled endometrial lining can have negative effects. See your doctor soon, but don't freak out- it's common.
996950
At your age it isn't uncommon to miss a couple of periods for whatever reason.  You may have the beginning of endometriosis (build up of tissue) or PCOS and have yet to develop the common side effects like hair growth.  If you eat alot of junk with sugar you could be insulin intolerant and at the start of developing a fertility disorder.  Junk food silently assaults your body.\nGo to a gynecologist and have them run hormone screenings to make sure your body is producing the right chemicals.  Some epilepsy drugs can cause you to not get your period.  So can eating disorders and depression.  Stress may be the culprit here but it's best to have it looked at.
177715
Have the Dr.'s given you any indication of why you're irregular?  How irregular are you?  Many women have undiagnosed PCOS (Polycystic ovarian syndrome).  It is possible to conceive, but you will have to learn to determine when you are ovulating.  Or, you may have to talk to your Dr. about using fertility medication.
644259
You really need to talk to your Doc about it.  Someone women experience irregular periods their entire life, nothing wrong with them just the way they work.  Othertimes it can be that there is something of concern.\n\nThe only way to know for sure why it happens, if it is ok for you, and if it will affect pregnancy is to speak with your Doc.
238152
Skipping periods is not a sign that your going to be infertile.  Skipping periods may occur at any time in a woman's menstrual cycle. Pregnancy would be the first thing a physician would want to check for, but if you are sure you are not pregnant, the absence of menstruation might indicate a hormonal imbalance or beginning signs of menopause. \n\nIf your mother went through menopause in her late 30's or early 40's, then you would be at risk for early menopause. This can be diagnosed by a blood test called follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), which is elevated in menopause. \n\nAbsent menstruation can also be due to medications, such as oral contraceptives or Depo-provera, which can make the lining of the uterus very thin. It is not serious, and sometimes a change in medications can bring back the period. \n\nOther conditions, such as thyroid disease and pituitary problems can result in stoppage of cycles. There are usually other symptoms suggestive of these disorders. \n\nIn addition sudden changes in weight or poor nutrition can also cause absent periods. And significant emotional stress can be a culprit.\n\nIt would be best to check with your gynecologist , especially if there is no period for 6 months. \n\nYou do need to go to a gynecologist and get checked to make sure everything is okay.  A lot of women have been known to be irregular and have been put on birth control to become normal again.  It is not just to be active, it is also to help your body balance out.  Go to the doctor get checked and make sure everything is okay.  Good luck.
567298
Well there is the possibility that you just have an abnormal cycle. Theres many factors to it like wieght,medicines you take,stress and others. It's best to ask a doctor.
1086728
You could have cysts in your ovaries, that's what I have, I've been having irregular periods every since I fist started, and I went to the gynecologist and I found out that I have cysts, but if you do have cysts you can have surgery to take them off, and you can have babies just fine!!! I've been taking birth control pills to regulate my period for 2 years as a treatment and they haven't worked at all, but I'm too young to have surgery(I'm almost 16), so I have to live with pain for a very long time!!! I would recomend that you go with your gyneacologist and get checked to see what's wrong!!!
1039666
Are you still having periods?  If not, then you may have some difficulty getting pregnant.  \nWhy are you so skinny?  How tall are you?  At 75 lbs, I would highly recommend that you NOT try to get pregnant until you can get to a healthy BMI.  Remember that the baby gets his/her nutrients from you.  If you are that skinny, you may have a baby with a low birth weight, mental retardation, poor development, etc.  Or you may just miscarry or have a still birth.  \nBefore considering a pregnancy, meet with your OB/GYN and a nutritionist first.\n\nThink of this.  Part of the reason why Terri Schiavo was left in a vegetative state was because she had bulimia and was taking fertility medication.\n\nAlso, read this:
511425
Yes, because most of the time you wont ovulate. Also miscarrages happen more often with women that have it. You can still have kids, but sometimes it can be difficult, but then again it you may have no problems.\nYahoo has a group you can join the people can be helpfull:\nhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Just_Diagnosed_PCOS/\nand\nhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/PCOS-Pals/\n\nWishing you the best
1037593
If there was no sexual activity, then there is no chance of being pregnant.  Period abnormalities can be due to many things including stress, weight gain/loss, hormonal imbalance, illness, medication, infection, polyp, cyst, amongst other reasons.  Please see your doctor for an exam and testing to determine what the exact cause may be.
904437
If you haven't been having irregular periods and if you are a healthy lady, I don't see a problem. Maybe it is the guy. Don't be worried. Check in with a doctor. I have seen some patients come in and are put on birth control for a couple months to help them have babies. Therefore, the doctor may diagnosis your symptoms. However, I hope there is a real psychic out here who would be able to help you.  But they would really have to say more about you to know that they are real. Hang in there. Even at 35 babies are still healthy and possible. Take care and try not to stress over it to much your time will come when god chooses the right child for you. I hope my comment help in some way.
65129
I'm dealing with the same thing and can't get doctors to understand why I really don't want to take birth control.  One of my doctors told me that as long as I was having a period 3 or 4 times a year I shouldn't worry too much, but when I think about the future and wanting to have kids it scares me a lot.  My last cycle was around Thanksgiving, so I'm starting to get anxious about it again.  \n\nMy doctors also checked a number of different things (various hormone levels, thyroid, cysts, etc) and couldn't find anything wrong with me (my eventual diagnosis was amenhorrea which means that - shocker - I don't have a regular menstrual cycle!  I know, a dozen years of school for this?)  I did have a very regular period for a number of years, however, and this has only developed in the past 3 or 4 years.\n\nI'm 24 and caucasian, by the way (not that it makes any difference at all)