i keep spotting like if im going to start my period plus cramping not suppose to start until 13 of may?
481345
First look at age. Girls go thru so many different cycles.\nsometimes our body fluctuates. Don't get to concerned you could just be going thru mid cycle bleeding break through.\nIf you are really concerned go have a check up.
825904
haha don't worry there. the first year or two your periods are going to be a little off. it's stil adjusting. don't worrry. some girls even skip a month sometimes. don't worry though. if you feel as though you need to see a doctor..see one. but i really do'nt think you should worry. it happens.
48974
If you gor your period then you probably from experience are not pregnant.  Unless you got a positive on your HPT.  Sone women have spotting in early pregnancy, some  people even pass clots.  If you had a positive pregnancy test and then you started bleeding, take another pregnancy test just to make sure it was'nt a chemical pregnancy or early miscarriage and then if it is still positive then I would say that yes you are pregnant and go ahead and make an apointment with your doctor like you normally would.....hoe I helped
417419
well, you're on your way to your period...also known as becoming a woman! dont worry its completely normal and like said before it happens...until "it" happens!! good luck to ya hun!!
957911
spotting is a term for bloody discharge.  If you haven't started menstruating yet, or are between periods and you notice a little reddish or brownish spot (or spots) in your underwear, this is known as spotting and it is very natural.  If you are in pain or are bleeding heavily (more than a normal period) see a doctor.  Otherwise, welcome to womanhood m'dear.
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...
1059769
Do you mean that you had a cycle that is 14 days long?  If you are a teenager or in your 40s (sometimes even your 30s), it might be normal.\n\nOtherwise, it is more likely that one of the "periods" was really bleeding associated with ovulation, which takes place about 2 weeks before your next period.\n\nPlease read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler; it will help you determine what is happening.
901362
Just relax, being that you had birth control in your system it affects the start time of your period.  Don't worry just give it a little bit, and you can always contact your doctor about the matter.  Also, being that you were spotting, it shows that your body is at least trying to prepare itself to officially start.
584665
You're 16...your body is still adjusting, so your period will too. You may just be cramping (my roomate gets cramps that she describes like yours and extremly heavy periods)You should see the gyno though. Just explain to your parents what is wrong with your period, they won't think it has to do with sex. And the doctor won't disclose any info you don't want them to know. Just ask to be seen in private.
118265
Depending on how irregular you are...if it's the type thing where you bleed alot alot of the time...please do go see your GYN.  I have recently gone through the same thing, only bleeding for months at a time.  I found out something was wrong with me.  I'm not saying there is with you but it's best to know and get treated for it.  Either way, it's still good to go because then you will know regardless.  Dr.'s sometimes prescribe birth control to regulate women also.  Which is a wonderful thing. Trust me :) lol
872046
It really depends on your body.  Some people have really irregular periods all the time (like me) so you can never really know when they will come.  So sorry, but I'd just be ready at your normal time but know that it will probably be later.
385725
It could be many different reasons... you should see your doctor... it's possible they may prescribe a pill to force your period to start.
1147173
Whoever told you that is a complete TARD! I have had periods for well over a month, and I have also gone 8 months without one at all (due to BC.) The thing is if you are young (25 and under) it is not really a big deal at all to go that long. Your body is still developing. If you were to have a miscarriage (and I am speaking from experience here!!!) you would know it! You don't just bleed, but you have wicked cramps and pains. It is not as simple as a prolonged period. So you are fine. You have not had any tragic miscarriages. You should however probably see a doctor just to make yourself fee better. Other then that if you have no pain then you are fine. Take care.
556356
yep...you're normal.  for the first year you may experience periodic bleeding and sometimes heavier bleeding and cramping almost like a period.  A lot of times after a year the periods go away all together.  That was my experience.  if the cramping and bleeding persists beyond a few days, talk to your doctor.
80933
You didn't say how old you are, or how long you have had your periods.  Are you taking any birth control?  If you are regular with your periods, and you are not on birth control, and you are "spotting" it can happen when someone is very athletic.  That being said, you should still tell your mother and your doctor.
1015636
I have been on Seasonalle for about a year and i usually get my period a few days into the white pills.  It's normal.  Plus the fact that your body is still adjusting to pills.  Another thing to consider is that stressing over being pregnant could keep your period from coming.  If it would put your mind at ease, take a home pregnancy test.  I bet you will have your period very soon.  :-)
794599
its normal to have some spotting in between periods... but if your periods are usually regular and consistent, I agree with the others you should talk to the dr.   Could also mean pregnancy, could be something wrong, or could be nothing.... sorry to be vague, but a woman's body and period issues are kind of like the check engine light in your car... could be some little thing or a big thing, its hard to figure out w/out a professional!