Sep
I've been on my period for almost 7 years now & they’re STILL irregular. For example - this month I was due on the 15th & I came on the 2nd…ever since I first started my period it has been like this, starting weeks before or after I was due to be on.
Should I be worried about this? I'm sure they should've become somewhat regular by now…what could be causing this? Should I see my Doctor?
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same here, mine have ALWAYS been irregular! the only time they weren't was when i was on the pill then for a couple of months they were regular after i came off it but that's it!
i think some of us are just destined to be irregular… i have had periods for 12 years now so i have given up hope of ever being regular now! 
lol
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No you shouldnt be worried, seeing your physician might help i have information on them in bout websited the seconf has ideas to help such as vitimins like
Multivitamin and Mineral
B Vitamins
Antioxidants
Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs)
Magnesium
Also other ideas i recommend you read it maybe some of this will work for you (im crossing my fingers for you)
After puberty, most women develop a regular menstrual cycle, with a relatively consistent length of time between periods. Menstrual bleeding normally lasts between 2 and 7 days, with the average length of bleeding being 5 days. However, some women will always have an irregular menstrual cycle with wide variations in the interval between periods, the amount of blood lost and the duration of bleeding.
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there are a lot of factors in why some women are regular
- some just arnt! - it might be hereditory - speak to your mum about it.
- sometimes it take a loong time to become regular
-things like stress can change your cycles.
- or it could be something medical - hormonal based things
theres problems like polocystic ovaries - which messes up your cycles - with pcos you period can be anywhere between a few weeks…months.. or even years late! and then maybe you cycle lasts for weeks.. instead of a few days not great!
- so if your worried you should get it checked out
things like pcos are not curable - but there treatable.
medications like the pill can help make your periods regular - they have speical brands that are made purely for women takign them for medical reasons - so there no harmful
good luck!
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Although this didn't happen to me, the first couple of months of getting your period can be irregular. If this keeps up then maybe you should go to your physician, but you are definitely not the only one that has experienced this. Some girls get their period for the first time, then don't get it again for a couple of months.
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well you know i read once that it doesnt matter what day your cycle starts on as long as its the same number of days apart each month.like from the 15th to the 2nd would be 17 days , so maybe youll start on the 19 next. dont look at when you started , begin counting from the day you start, til the next time you start. maybe you will find that they are more regular than you think. example,17 ,19,21,45,37 days apart each month, which would mean you never begin on the same date…so each month write dow nhow many days apart and maybe you’ll see some sort of pattern. not everyone has a 29 or 30 day cycle
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do you have a poor diet?
did you’ve sex at a young age?
do you were tampons?
these could be why
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you have nothing to worry about because some people never get regular periods but you should go to the doctor just to be 100% safe.
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well some women never become regular - its more common than you tink. this sounds like it could be you.
it doesnt really matter though, and i wouldnt worry.
xxx
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your periods are some times 28 day apart from when you begin or 30 days apart you should count on a calender cause mine were like that. so if it is 28 or 30 day s apart you’re fine
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it might pay to see your dr as there could be something causing this but to be honest with you i have not got a clue if there’s something wrong or not sorry
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That's not so bad my friend has hers every two months i keep telling her to go to the physician but she isn't at all concerned
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you should try taking birthcontrol..it could help make your period normal
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allot of people have that problem just be ready for it