What causes a woman's period to come every three to four months for at least 2 weeks?
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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.
91128
A period or Menses is the shedding of the uterine lining.  Where an egg had it been fertalized during the month would have attatched itself. This "normally" happens every 28 days however some women have longer or shorter cycles.  Bleeding will occur for 3-8 days and is completely normal. The female is free to do anything she wishes during this time, swimming, excersize, sex.  As long as she feels up to it, there are no boundries.
89862
Try a pregnancy test. Seriously. 4 months is a long time to go without a period. And yes, those could be pregnancy symptoms but could also be symptoms of something else. Go with the test first.
1060916
well hun as above have said...ur period is at intervals of 28 days...normally they come on the (or around) same date each month...to be irregular means the dates get changed and u get them later or earlier than ur normal date.... if this happens its sometimes due to change in diet, stress, weight loss, weight gain, all these reasons are enough to be looked at by ur gp, some women bleed for the normal 5 days or so but as past experiences with myself show...ive had mine for up to 2 weeks, for which i seen gp wisely, and sometimes i dont get mine every month....sometimes twice in a month....is all up to ur own body clock hun and no 2 women ever have same pattern....if u have any concern pls see ur gp and remember we get periods for a reason....never ignore the signs of problems or when it comes time to have children u might have found the problems get worse....the pill or implant can help regulate ur periods so ask ur gp... hope this has helped... tc... : )
636796
Periods can fluctuate.  You can also trick yourself into thinking that your pregnant. \n\nDon't worry.  Sometimes your body doesn't take as long for a period as it does on other times.  If you've had some really stressful stuff happen, your body might have cut it short.  \n\nSometimes, when you're consistently having really short or too frequent periods, you're not ovulating.  If you keep having problems talk with your doctor.\n\nHe can give you a prescription for a few days worth of progesterone to jump start your uterus and get it back on track and more regular.  But only bother doing that if you consistently have problems with your period.
498965
there are many factors as to why your period isn't consistant.stress, diet, health are all factors. you should see your family doctor. she/he may want to put you on birth control just to bring it back to 25 or 28 cycle.
598644
If it happens too often, then suggest you consult your  gynaec. Could be something is the amtter.
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.
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Here's a great link to an article all about the menstrual cycle. Happy reading! :)\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/healthy_women/tn9931.asp
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How old are you? If you are not old enough to be in perio-menopause or menopause, then you should not have that long of a cycle. I think you are having a hormone imbalance and might want to go get a blood test to find out which one is lacking.\n\nThere is a broad range of "normal" among menstruating women. Unpredictable or long menstrual cycles are normal for teenagers and women in their 40s. If you are a teen, you can expect cycles to even out with time. If you are nearing the age of menopause, you can expect menstrual cycles to become longer and eventually to stop. If you are not a teen or older than 40 and your cycles are shorter or longer than 21 to 35 days, there is a chance that you have an underlying problem. \n\nAny big change in your menstrual pattern or amount of bleeding that affects your daily life requires a medical check by a health professional. This includes menstrual bleeding for three or more menstrual cycles that:\n\nLasts longer than 7 days.\nIs very heavy. If you are passing large clots or soaking a large pad per hour for 8 hours, your bleeding is considered heavy.\nOther symptoms you should have checked include:\n\nBleeding between menstrual periods. \nPelvic pain that is not linked to menstrual bleeding and lasts longer than a day.
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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. :)
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
910618
Starting your period again after the initial 4-8 weeks of bleeding afterwards isn't fun.  Heavy bleeding is extremely normal and your next period should be more regular.  However, it is NOT normal to bleed so heavy you soak through one pad in an hour continued for several hours.
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you are getting unnecessarily worried because 2-5 days variation in the periods is not important. cycle is considered normal when periods take place between 21-35 days and last for 3-5 days. If you are not having any Other medical problem and not taking any drug, there is nothing to worry.
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.
949889
Most women have periods between 21 and 40 days apart.  You've still got time!  Chill!