Why erratic menstrual/pre-menstrual or even post-menstrual bleeding?
488394
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94501
I assume you're asking what it means when you get your period twice in one month, correct?  You're probably irregular which in itself is not abnormal but if you find you are bleeding very heavily you may want to see your doctor to ensure your body isn't having any problems.  My cycles were extremely irregular way into my 20s.  It wasn't until I had children that my periods became as regular as clockwork.
482867
Maybe nothing. It could be stress that's making you have another period. If you have abnormal bleeding or cramping you may want to see a doctor.
315908
Please see your doctor for a pregnancy blood test, as this is the most accurate way of testing for pregnancy.  Other reasons for abnormal periods including weight gain/loss, stress, hormonal imbalance, thyroid, polyp, cyst, medications, illness, amongst other reasons.  If the pregnancy test comes back negative, then your doctor can do further testing to determine with the exact cause may be.
555171
Yes, its common.  Sometimes, when my period is done I bleed just a little bit.  Nothing to worry about.  It seems like it never wants to leave us. lol
943629
Depends how old you are. I took my teenage daughter to the doctor's as her periods are very irregular and he said it's normal at her age for them to be erratic. Perhaps you should visit your doctor and check there is nothing wrong? If the frequency and/or severity of your periods bother you, there is the option of going on a lose dose contraceptive pill to regulate your periods and reduce the pain. If it's only happened this once I really wouldn't worry. I've not heard of the weather affecting menstruation but apparently the moon can. I'd talk to your doctor if you're really worried if only to put your mind at rest x x
670424
hormonal imbalance... this usually takes place before or after your monthly period... this is natural.. some women experience this while some others don't.
873040
it happens to many women. sometimes we have irregular months, caused by bad nutrition, stress, or maybe even nothing.\nif it bleeds for a couple days, you are fine. if it lasts longer, or if it keeps happening, then that could be bad.\n\ni would say just relax and enjoy your thanksgiving, it's really nothing :)
409982
Are you talking about your period?  If so, this is most likely due to the stress you were going through.  Stress does all sorts of things to the body, and it can definitely mess with a woman's cycle.  If your cycles don't return to normal, though, you should see a gynocologist to make sure there is nothing else causing it to be irregular.
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.
9084
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.
698877
What you seem to be talking about is called breakthrough bleeding or midcycle bleeding that occurs at the time of ovulation.You did not mention your age though, so this could also have to due with the hormonal fluctuations of perimenopause. Talk to your Dr.
529558
Period abnormalities can be due to many things including pregnancy, weight gain/loss, hormonal imbalance, thyroid, polyp, cyst, illness, infection, amongst other reasons.  If you are changing one pad or tampon in an hour this warrants an immediate trip to the ER as this can lead to anemia.  As any bleeding over 10 days warrants a trip to see your doctor, please see your doctor asap to determine what the exact cause may be.
886880
well irregularity is normal during the beggining stages of your period, but regardless of irregularities you should still be getting your period about every 2-3 months. Perhaps the bleeding was caused by something other than your period since there seems to be large periods of time between each menstrual cycle. I suggest you talk to your doctor about it, a mom might make you feel better, but a doctor can actually tell you what is wrong. :)
540013
The move you made was it to a different altitude? Changes in altitude can cause changes in menstrual flow(seriously). Stress can do it too. I would go get a blood test for pregnancy asap because it could be a multitude of things from the very serious to nothing at all, but blood work would atleast rule out the ones you should be most worried about. In the mean time try to relax. The three to five pounds could also be from stress as well think about the way you eat during finals time(lol, i gained 8 in two weeks). Good luck to you I hope you get the results you are hoping for.
673236
you're fine! Its normal for periods to get all out of whack at your age. I'm 20 and it still happens to me.
143209
In my experience this has happened before but not often. usually my next cycle is normal and usually it happens if there is alot of stress in my life. I would not worry about it, you cannot be regular all the time.