I am haivng daily periods?
926643
The only time this happened to me was when I was on the Depo-Provera shot.  And it lasted for 8 months (which is not uncommon on the Depo shot).  You were smart in talking to your doctor about this.  Just hang in there for a couple of weeks and then you will know what is going on.
678408
Nope, Mother nature decides when and how long your period lasts. Sorry.
887865
Everyone is different.\nIt's obvious that your body is changing and you would definately be close to a time when your period is due.\nIf you need more information maybe you can go see the Doctor or school nurse but there are plenty of books around on the topic, even checking online.
1046094
You are normal.  If this were abnormal, your mother would be taking you to the doctor.  In the beginning, periods can be very irregular.  In fact, they can be this way throughout your teens.  When I was younger, mine came between 25 and 35 days apart once they got going.  In the very beginning (I was 11), they were even more sporadic.\n\nHave your mother buy you a book about the changes your body is going through to help you know what to expect and why everything is happening the way that it is.  Not only will this make you feel better, it will also give you a point of reference to know when something is NOT normal and when you should go to a doctor.\n\nA good one might be: \nWhat's Happening to My Body? Book for Girls : A Growing Up Guide for Parents and Daughters (Paperback)  by Lynda Madaras
922764
You're still very young, your period is bound to be irregular. You also should remember that periods don't occur on exact monthly intervals, rather on 28 day intervals, so each month it will be a couple of days earlier. (April 15 then May 12, for example).
620352
i don't think so cuz you can get your period like when your 8 now a days.....
645889
stress and diet and genes effect your period. my mom was never regular, neither am I...my weight has also been fluctuating AND im under a lot of stress so all those can contribute. if you are concerned talk to your ob/gyn about getting on birth control to regulate it :)
466649
Generally speaking PMS starts in the week leading up to your period
1118626
The first day of your period is day one.
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.
151216
Just chill ... nothing is wrong ... periods come and go early and late as you are stressed, different things happening in your life, etc.
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. :)
718701
thats way too long.  you need to go see a doctor beacause you might be anemic, among other things.  periods lasting longer than 7 days are  not normal
886144
I had two period a month for years.  Check with your GYN to make sure that something is not wrong.  It could just be that you are no longer "regular".  Are you cramping during both periods?  If you are, then you are likely just irregular right now.  It is important to check with your doctor though.
327287
You might be having an anovulatory cycle.\nVisit your doctor for further tests.
930054
It is not uncommon to have irregular periods. You might want to consider going on birth control to help.
1004892
hi, i think you meant  you were diagnosed w/ PCOS. there is no cure for this syndrome. you will never have regular periods, and you should get the book called - PCOS: the hidden epidemic to learn more about it. also, search for "insuline resistance" which is linked to causing PCOS and learn more about that. I also have this problem, and it's something VERY serious. could cause many problems, i.e. fertility problems, diabetes etc. so please, read up on it, and start taking care of yourself NOW.