is it normal for a woman 33yrs of age to get their period every 14days?
613824
No- this is not normal at all and needs to be checked out by a doctor.  In general menstrual abnormalities can be due to many things including hormonal imbalance, stress, weight gain/loss, infection, medications, illness, thyroid, polyp, cyst, amongst other reasons.  Please see your doctor to get tested, so the exact cause may be determined.
591123
no dear nothing is wrong...some women go six months in between periods...my advice is go see on gyn...or a dr at health department near you
1080895
When I was younger and in my twenties my perods were the same. I would bleed 2 days tops, not very heavy and no cramps to speak of...be greatful....we are the lucky ones. \nMy doctor told me it had to do with hormones and body type and not to worry about it. He told me if I were bleeding heavily then to contact him. He told me I just got lucky.
441797
I didn't start my period until I was 15. I only had it about 3-4 days and then I didn't have another period for about 5 or 6 months. My mom took me to the doctor and they said everything was normal. After having a few cycles they became regular. If you are really concerned, take her to the doctor.
770531
Irregular Cycles: Metrorrhagia \nOne of the most common gynecological problems is an irregular menstrual cycle. But before you jump to the conclusion that you're irregular, it's important to remember that being regular doesn't mean your cycle is the same number of days each time. One month your cycle may be twenty-nine days, and the next month it may be thirty-one days. This is still considered the norm. It's also normal to be lighter one month and heavier the next. So long as you're menstruating every twenty to forty days, it's a sign that you're ovulating. Another common misperception about irregular cycles is the belief that unless you have a period every four weeks (again, the statistical average) you're irregular. This is not true. Some women menstruate every three weeks, which is normal for them; some menstruate every five weeks, which is normal for them. The only time you should be concerned is if your period consistently yo-yos: three weeks, then four weeks, then five weeks, then three weeks, and so on. When this happens, it's usually a sign that you're not ovulating regularly. This is common in young girls after they first begin menstruating. If your period only jumps around once or twice a year, there isn't anything to worry about. Occasional stress is usually the culprit when this happens.
581255
Not having a period for 3 months is not something to stress yourself out about. .. Stress is the leading cause of female problems. Lack of activity is also a cause. Weight gain or loss can also be another problem. Illnesses can also as well... Doctor's say that woman should at least have 3-4 periods a year. If we don't have at least that. We are doubling our risk for Ovarian Cancer. Periods are shedding our cervix lining.. without the period our lining continues to grow .. running the risk of problems.Talk to your gyno or family doctor. They can check to see if there is other problems contributing to irregular periods. They will check for Endemetreouises. and Poly cystic Ovaries. and any other possible problems. Good luck and let me know how your doing.
788136
Depends on how old you are. If you're too young for menopause, then yes, go to a doctor. Irregular periods are not a huge deal, but three years is too long!
330087
It's usually caused by change in hormone levels in your body. I went through it when I was 23, and it lasted 7 months. I was having my period every two weeks. I did see a dr. and was told that it's normal. Not all women go through it, but some do. If you're really worried or concerned, see your gyno, and he/she can help you find out what's going on with your body.
513288
Yes, it is completely normal. Your body is adjusting to the change in hormone levels. \nAfter going off Depo, it can take up to 18 months to resume "normal"periods again. It is even possible to miss a month here and there. \nBut, if you are worried just ask the Dr. about it.
529181
Your period is probably just being irregular. At 17 your body hasn't completely worked out all of the kinks that come along with periods, and yeah, you'll occasionally be late or skip a month. It could also be related to stress or being sick (if you have been recently). I wouldn't worry about it.\n\nHowever, it wouldn't be a bad idea to go to a gynecologist anyways and get checked out, and maybe put on birth control if irregular periods are a problem.
774766
I would talk to a doctor, he may have something that he can give you to regulate you.\nYou should only be having a period approximately every 28 days.
1053831
i also have the exact same symptoms. the doc said it is normal and that your period also gets heavier as you get older and have more babies and your uterus sheds. but not 2 heavy periods per month.
262831
Everyone is different, but what you are describing isn't the norm.  Two periods a month is not usual.  It has happened to me in the past, but it sounds to me as if you should get it checked.  Most likely it will be nothing to worry about but it is a nuisance for sure.  Various hormonal imbalances can cause it, especially thyroid problems, so I think it is time for you to get it checked.
359002
I have the same problem.  I'm 31 with 2 kids, and my periods have never been right since.  The cycle is shorter and the periods last longer.  Bummer.
1042492
It's just normal for a 14-year-old if she doesn't get her period. There is what we call late menarche or late onset of menstruation. Just wait until she's 15 or if it worries you, then it's time for you to consult your doctor
1169485
It's perfectly normal - especially in your teenage years as the body is constantly changing.  Moods, stress, weight, and even eating habits all play a role in when you get your period.\n\nMost women do not have a 28 cycle - some have a 21 day cycle and others have a 32 day cycle.  Every woman is different.\n\nSo relax - don't worry about the timing of your period being off.  Find an average of how many days it takes to get it after the day you expect it on is.  You'll feel better knowing your own cycle.
67532
You should seek professional help if it happens often. If it is just a one time case, no need to worry. Girls who starts having menstruation may need some time to reach a regular cylcle. Women who almost come to menopause stage also have irregular cycles. Many people have irregular menstrual cycles, it is hormonal and as long as no other things wrong with their bodies, they shouldn't worry too much. Excessive worry may cause health problems.