What to do?

[Popcorn]

Well...it all started back of Dec. 2002. I was late on my period..i had sex but was rly active..took a perg test and came out negative...so i went to the doctor...so got me some pills to start me back up. Which i did..but hte next month i didnt start again. (Note: i dont like going to doctors, dont have health insureance) Since i rly didnt have the moeny to go again i didnt go and kepting putting it off. I didnt started my period again until July 2003. And everyhing seem to be back to normal...but then in Nov i got sexually activce again and i was late on my period again..so i thought i was perg...but the test came out neg once again...i went another 3 months and then out of a sudden it come out of nowhere...after that my period jsut comes ot often...i started again a week later...then that was over...then a week later agian i started again...and now its like 2 weeks later and i started again...i dont know whats going on.

Does anyboyd have any ideas?

[LittleFury]

You need to go to your doctor, really. I knwo you hate it, but the longer you wait, the worse it might get. I really have no idea what this could be. Your best bet is to go to the doctor to rule out anything serious.

[demonbuttercup]

yeah id definetly check w/ your DR b/c that isn't normal.
maybe her pills aren't strong enough to control her periods, or maybe they are too strong and have you all out of whack.
its not good for your body.
i know i hate going to the DR too, but the worrying and wondering would drive me more insane.
good luck.

[Bewitching]

Definately see your DR.

Write a list of things down what happens to you and take it to your doctor. Have you kept a journal for when this happens? A journal is always effective, however is not necessary.

As it's been said however, you must see your DR because chances of having kids etc. are at great risk, not just your period.

[Brandye]

You do not give your age or menstrual history. It is common among younger women to have erratic periods. They stabilize over a period of years as your hormones rebalance themselves. In the meantime, if your period is irregular, so is your ovulation. You must be extra careful and it is possible to get pregnant during your period. Do see a doctor, even at a free clinic. If you are beyond the time when most women become more regular, the doctor may well use the pill to regulate your period. Generic forms are quite inexpensive.