Period twice in two months?
929923
happens to a lot of women stressed out, also be on the look out for no period for one or more months. if your body doesnt feel  secure, it may ovulate properly.
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.
980056
No menstrual cycle for a month or two.  Swollen breasts.\nMorning sickness.
530059
Stress can really make a woman's body react. Or sometimes if women are really active, like a runner or another fast paced sport could stop a period. Age as well. It could be nothing, but to be sure, you should see your gyno and let them know so they can do a few tests. It's better to know. Then you're stress level will go down and all will be ok :)
983635
It is normal. I missed my period a whole 3 months when i switched my birth control. But go to the doctor just to be on the safe side.
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
650794
Yes, it can be normal.  It depends on many things.  A womon who does lots of exercise may have periods that are quite far apart, maybe several months.  I know one womone who runs at least 2 miles every day, and she once told us she goes without a period for several months at a time.\nIt is deferent for each womon though, so you should still see a doctor and make sure nothing is wrong.
1185871
Here is a list of causes of irregular periods.  Stress is definately one of them, even if you are extra happy in your new marriage that has nothing to do with stress, you can stress and still be happy.  But read this and I hope it helps, but suggestion if it doesn't change in about a month make an appt. with your gyno because it could be something more serious.  Good Luck!!\n\n\n\nCauses of Irregular Periods\nIrregular menstrual periods are usually the result of hormonal signals that have been thrown out of sync. In order to produce a period, your body makes hormones, like estrogen and progesterone. These hormones are kept in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovaries inside your body. In order to trigger ovulation and menstruation, these parts of the body need to send signals to one another. Sometimes, these signals get crossed or skipped, causing irregular periods.\n\nBut what causes these hormone signals to get out of whack? Well, there are actually a number of things that can easily cause your hormone levels to change.\n\n\nPregnancy: If you are pregnant, your body will begin producing different levels of hormones. This will cause numerous pregnancy symptoms, including an end to your period. \nStress: Stress is a common cause of irregular periods. If you are fatigued, worried, or anxious this can cause your hormones to become unbalanced. \nDiet: A poor diet or extreme weight loss or gain can also affect your hormones. Women with anorexia or bulimia often have no period or irregular periods. \nExercise: Intense exercise can wreak havoc on your body, often causing irregular periods. \nMenarche: the cycles after a girl’s first period may be irregular for some time. It can take up to 3 years to get regular periods. \nMenopause: Menopause causes changes in your hormone levels, and is often signaled by irregular periods. \nHormonal Birth Control: Birth control pills and irregular periods sometimes go hand in hand. It can take a while for your body to adjust to the new levels of hormones delivered by hormonal birth control.
881542
Very likely, it is perfectly normal. There is a lot of variation in how often women have their periods, the average, however,  is about 28 days.\nBut you should still visit a gynecologist as he may order some simple blood tests (hormone levels) and an ultrasound (totally painless 5 min test) just to make very sure.
476485
It could just be that your body is adjusting to being off the pill. The pill regulates your period and if you've been on it for awhile, your body is not used to having to regulate it without the hormones from the pill. Or it could just be that you have a normally long interval between periods. For some women its normal to only have a period every other month or only once a year. \n\nIf there's a chance you could be pregnant, you should take a test and see a Doctor. Otherwise give your body about 6 months to establish its own rhythm. If you don't have some sort of regularity by that time, see your doctor to make sure nothing is wrong. \n\nThere are also other things that can effect your cycle, such as other drugs, diet and stress.
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!
818491
Do you exercise a lot and/or strenuously?  have you been dieting?  If a woman doesn't have a reasonable percentage of body fat, her periods will stop.  You might also have your thyroid checked.  I had the opposite problem -- a period for 72 days, and it turned out I had Thyroid disease.\n\nNo matter what the reason, you should probably have a check-up.  Something's not right...\n\nGood luck!
1158185
i have had my period for 2 years also eventually when your full grown it will eventually become regular and if you want more information try going to beinggirl.com it really helps!!
698159
I really wouldn't worry to much about it if I were you.  Sometimes that just happens.  You get lucky and have light periods.  \n\nIt could be because you are dieting and have lost a lot of weight, because changes to the body like that can cause more changes with our monthlies.  Don't worry to much and if you are worried go to the doctor and get checked out but I believe it is just a change in the body.
796372
I am thinking that with most things--everyone reacts differently.  Mine took probably two years, if I remember correctly.  You might have a period and no more for two--three months, then another period and no more for 6 months.  The hormonal imbalance can also vary.  Some breeze right through it and others--it can be a real problem.  (emotional ups and downs and hot flashes)  Good luck.
916948
When under alot of pressure and stress I've had two in a month.  Usually one is really light.  But it's always best to go and see a doctor if you feel something may be wrong.
1108462
You are obviously stressing about it. Stress can delay your period.