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Old Aug 31, 2007, 11:37 AM
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i started my period when i was 14, i am now 20. i used to be somewhat regular, but not this past year. i think this year i have had maybe 4 periods. and when i do have them they last about 3 days tops. my question, at my age is it still normal to have irregular cycles to the point of skipping 3 months and having such short periods? or, should i consult a doc?
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Old Aug 31, 2007, 12:35 PM
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I would definitely see a doc. Its normal for our cycles to get off but its always good to see a doc about big changes.
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Old Aug 31, 2007, 01:14 PM
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it could be stress or any number of things. I would see a dr since you are 20 though.
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Old Aug 31, 2007, 08:40 PM
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I use to experience amenorrhea in my teens thru
early 20's. During my mid to late 20's I had heavy menstrual cycles.I had to go in for regular exams and tests to monitor my hormones. In my case, I needed a hormone shot to regulate my flow and monthly cycle. I would contact your gynecologist or family doctor.
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Hello (((HALLIEBETH))). I agree with everyone else. There are a number of factors that could be off setting your periods. A physical may be in order. Birth control pills can help regulate your periods as well so at least you know when you will be having a period. Take care and good day. Soidhonia
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Old Sep 05, 2007, 12:35 AM
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i think the most common reason for not missing periods in your age group is being under weight or exercising too much - may or may not be relevant.
Apparently even being stressed can make them irregular - but good idea to get checked out as it can also be due to things like polycystic ovaries etc.

I don't have many because I have a medical condition where I can't absorb food so I am very underweight - I think it's great!! i don't get cramps, or moody etc
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