Irregular periods at 22?
I'm 22 and have been getting my period for about 10 years. In those 10 years, I've never had a regular period, meaning it's okay for me to skip it for almost three months and then come back. I also have severe abdominal pain when I do get my period.
I last took the pill two years ago, but then I stopped taking it and will never take it again.
I'm not pregnant, have never been pregnant, and don't plan to be. I don't have any mental illnesses and I rarely use drugs. I exercise regularly and eat a relatively healthy diet. In my opinion, I'm not doing anything that could cause my period to be late.
I know that I should discuss this with my gynecologist (which I will do), but I wanted to hear about similar experiences and what the reason might have been for you.
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I’ve been 10 years. It was with the FA, I got blood. The result was that I have too many male hormones and since supposedly the only solution is the pill.
Actually, I never wanted to take the pill, but since it doesn’t seem to me to know when the period comes, I’ll take it.
Maybe that’s the way you’re talking to the FA.
Unfortunately, that was sold to me as well, but because of the risk of thrombosis, no matter how low, I don’t want to take it. It also had very strong mood swings that went down to the depressive. I’ve never had such mental problems before and I don’t want to do it.
With the first pill I also had a lot of problems with where I’ve got no one. And I didn’t want to take the pill, but nobody wanted to put the copper chain so I didn’t really have anything else, and with the period of crap I would also rather take the pill as half a year no period and the fear that could be pregnant.
You’ll come up early on the idea of what to do… The exact cause must be investigated by a gynecologist, because 10 years are irregular. Go to the doctor! Everything else is insane.