I got my period about a week ago and now i have it again- i am on birth control pills too.?
366114
It sounds like you are having break through bleeding.  Talk to your doctor.  You may need to take a different pill.
716877
You need to go see your gynecologist, because there  could be some  \nfibroid tumors, endometriosis, ovarian cancer and even uterus cancer.  That happen to me almost 4 years ago come January.  The first one was about 1/10 and the second one was about 1/21.  I went to my gynecologist and that June I had a hysterectomy, of course I had fibroid tumors.   Get checked out.  And to ease your mind a little a lot of females go through that change when your period is just changing cycles.
670077
Ok First I agree with Kim you are still young so this is normal but you need to see a doctor. When I was 12 I got my period for the first time... it would come and go all the time untill I went to a doctor and found out I had polycystic ovary syndrome. If you have not had a period in over a year then I would definately ask your doctor about it... Also you could ask about the pill to make you regular..  but MAKE sure you see your doctor it is vital.
824126
well when i stopped my pill i got my period like normal then it stopped and came back i was worried i took a pregnacy test it came back negitive i  got the following month then disapeard again so i made an appointment with my gyn and i got these pills to take for 7 days and my cycle came back to normal she told me its not wise to just stop taking them i told her they made me sick so i didnt want to take them anymore so i am on another method of birth control
610044
I was on it about 3 months ago for 5 days and had a normal period when it was over (actually alot lighter than normal). I would get in to see your dr. immediately! Don't let them give you the run around!!
809881
This is probably really normal. As others have asked, it could be a determinant of your age. If you feel stressed or anxious about this, then see a doctor you trust for reassurance. Various activities in life can affect your period, such as vigorous sporting or atheletic activities, and stress.\n\nTo give you my story, I started by period at the age of 14 and it was NEVER predictable or normal. I went on the pill at 18, simply because after 4 years, I still did not have a regular pattern. When I was 22, I stopped having periods for 9 months, yet there was no possibility of pregnancy. After a series of tests, it was finally determined that this was normal for me. I am now 30, and my period is still only regulated by taking the pill. While this is not 'normal' in the big scale of things, it is normal for me.
583364
you should definitely see a doctor; See if you can do other kinds of birth control if you're forgetting that much. if you have to catch up by taking 2 pills a day here is some news for you. you're not protecting yourself anyway! be careful@
983784
See your doctor. Hormonal birth control really helps.
728719
Yes that is normal.  If it happens month after month you might want to change pills, find one that you don't have the breakthrough bleeding with.
1154336
Well you skipped just one period. That happens to me sometimes, but I just got mine like two years ago. It usually happens when I am very active or something. So maybe your body just shifted its timing  or something. but if it worries you, just see a doctor.
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Talk to a doctor ASAP about the possible pregnancy, the stress, and what pills could be ideal for you.\n\n\nFor now, diet pills and stress can mess with your period, even if you are ALWAYS normal.. \n\nI know no one wants to hear this, but you may want to quit the pills. If you are having issues with your health as a result of them, do you really want to keep taking them?\nAt least consider switching diet pills. They are not all the same, many of them will effect people differently.  Go to GNC (or some similar store) and talk to a clerk. Tell them what you took and the effects it had on you and see what they recommend.\n\nALSO, remember you could still be pregnant. \nDepending on the type of tests you took you could be pregnant, and the right hormones are not being looked for.
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Get your doctor to check you and then he'll probably give you birth control. It helps your periods be regular. Don't worry. It isn't unusual. Lots of girls get this.
943265
your period can be irregular for a while when you first start getting it i got mine when i was 11 but it wasn't completely regular until i was almost 15 even now,at 17, i'm going on birthcontrol to help regulate it more b/c i have a short cycle (come almost a week early every time) diet and exercise can have an effect on it too. Talk to you docter about it next time you go in but know that it is perfectly normal
86640
It may just be a reaction to the hormones.  Same thing happened to a friend of mine who is on the pill.
1059494
I would go to the DR cause you could still be pregnant lots of woman have their period while they are pregnant. the reason you are bleeding so much could also have something to do with your birth control pill but if i were you i would go see a DR ASAP just in case there was something wrong
1054865
possibly stress, sometimes even with regular periods...you can still have irregular periods...you should start by mid next week the latest...after that, visit your doctor...
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Usually a woman's cycle is shorter than that, but I've definitely had periods where I bleed much longer than normal. I don't think you are in immediate danger, but you should talk to your doctor about it.\n\nIf you are on the pill, you could be getting used to the hormone dosage you are currently taking. When that happened to me, I spotted for almost three weeks. I went to my doctor and he changed my pill to one with a higher dosage of hormones. \n\nI wouldn't lose sleep over it, but I would see your doctor soon.