My period patterns have become all over the place lately. What could be the caus!
Question: My period patterns have become all over the place lately!. What could be the cause of this!?
Before I would have my period around the 28th 29th, or 30th of every months, I was like clock work!. But now they seem to be all over the place!. And there getting really heavy and painful periods as each month goes by!. What could be the reason for this!? I mean I know stress can cause your periods to be late, but mine seem to come earlier and earlier every month!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
There could be a number of reasons for this!.!.!.
Polycystic ovary symtpoms cause your periods to become irregular, heavy and also painful!. Other symptoms include problems with weight, hirutism (extra body hair on face, tummy, back, legs)
However, endometriosis affects a LOT of women and it is responsible for a LOT of pain!. Again there are similar symptoms to PCOS is your pain before , during and after your period!?
Whatever happens, you need to go to a doctor!. Endo can only be diagnosed through laparascopic surgery-when they look in your tummy with a camera and if they find any affected areas-they'll zap them off with a lazer!. However it is chronic,but can be managed with birth control!.
PCOS can be diagnosed by looking at your history and having an ultra-sound to that will detect the cysts!.
Are you young!? Do you have pain during intercourse!? Also, it might be worth asking your mother about her periods aswell!.
Whatever happens, you do not deserve to be in pain and the oral contraceptive pill can help regulate your periods and pain!.
I can only speak from experience with endo, but I know how painful periods can be!. If you start to black out or find yourself unable to move, you really need to see someone, if anything to get answers for what it is-it'll be a relief!.
good luck x
PS To all other girls in a similar situation-we need to unite and not stand for annoying period problems! Considering men has absolutely no consideration or understanding for it all! Under no circumstances should we think our pain and irregular bleeding is 'normal' so kick up a fuss with your doctor!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Polycystic ovary symtpoms cause your periods to become irregular, heavy and also painful!. Other symptoms include problems with weight, hirutism (extra body hair on face, tummy, back, legs)
However, endometriosis affects a LOT of women and it is responsible for a LOT of pain!. Again there are similar symptoms to PCOS is your pain before , during and after your period!?
Whatever happens, you need to go to a doctor!. Endo can only be diagnosed through laparascopic surgery-when they look in your tummy with a camera and if they find any affected areas-they'll zap them off with a lazer!. However it is chronic,but can be managed with birth control!.
PCOS can be diagnosed by looking at your history and having an ultra-sound to that will detect the cysts!.
Are you young!? Do you have pain during intercourse!? Also, it might be worth asking your mother about her periods aswell!.
Whatever happens, you do not deserve to be in pain and the oral contraceptive pill can help regulate your periods and pain!.
I can only speak from experience with endo, but I know how painful periods can be!. If you start to black out or find yourself unable to move, you really need to see someone, if anything to get answers for what it is-it'll be a relief!.
good luck x
PS To all other girls in a similar situation-we need to unite and not stand for annoying period problems! Considering men has absolutely no consideration or understanding for it all! Under no circumstances should we think our pain and irregular bleeding is 'normal' so kick up a fuss with your doctor!Www@Answer-Health@Com
I have the same problem, ut mine keep coming later and later, i dont no why the reason is !
It is annoying though, not knowing when your going to come on !.Www@Answer-Health@Com
It is annoying though, not knowing when your going to come on !.Www@Answer-Health@Com
it might be a cyst or something on your ovaries, or endomitis!. call your doctor!.Www@Answer-Health@Com