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PostPosted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 3:27 am


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I get to go to the doctors tomorrow! Yay! I can now blurt out every health problem I've acquired since my last visit last year. And they can give me more DRUGS! MWAHAHAHAHA

(yes, in the UK you have to go to your doctor to get birth control. Not sure how it works elsewhere)

Same here.. I think.
PostPosted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:19 am


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I get to go to the doctors tomorrow! Yay! I can now blurt out every health problem I've acquired since my last visit last year. And they can give me more DRUGS! MWAHAHAHAHA

(yes, in the UK you have to go to your doctor to get birth control. Not sure how it works elsewhere)

Same here.. I think.


Isn't that the kind of thing they tell you in school???

@ Shiori, cool. It's good to know these things.

@ life, damn it. Had to cancel said appointment because of the bloody snow! *shakes fist* oh how I hate you

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 8:16 pm


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Cannibal Horsey
I get to go to the doctors tomorrow! Yay! I can now blurt out every health problem I've acquired since my last visit last year. And they can give me more DRUGS! MWAHAHAHAHA

(yes, in the UK you have to go to your doctor to get birth control. Not sure how it works elsewhere)

Same here.. I think.


Isn't that the kind of thing they tell you in school???

@ Shiori, cool. It's good to know these things.

@ life, damn it. Had to cancel said appointment because of the bloody snow! *shakes fist* oh how I hate you[/quote

Yes, but I missed 98% of my Health classes in year 8 & 9.... Don't ask why.. At my school, they don't bother with talks on pregnancy, puberty and birth control after year 9.. :]
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 8:17 am


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Interestingly, men also have an effect on women's menstrual cycles — and not just because they make women pregnant. Women who associate with males frequently find that their periods shorter and more regular. Having sex with a man at least once a week will also do the trick.

I need to start hanging out with my guy friends more often.


Source if you feel like reading it

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 4:09 pm


So I asked on Yahoo Answers under a pseudonym, but the question was deleted after a week or so...I looked in rules and guidelines and figured it might have been because of its mature nature, but then I found like an entire category for sex questions so Iunno. Anyway, with no option to ask strangers anonymously, I turn to you guys. xd

My...girl things...have always been odd. They started out really heavy, really long, and really far apart. Over the next eight years or so, the last part changed until they were more often about a month apart than three or six ( crying I miss them being far apart), and the other two gradually improved, if only slightly.

However! For the past few months, instead of going roughly [2 weeks on] [4 weeks off] [2 weeks on] [4 weeks off] like they had been going for a while until then, they changed: [1 week on] [1 day off] [1 week on] [1 day off] [1 week on] [1 month off]...figures are approximate and may vary by a day or two; in particular, the [1 day off] is apparently more like 1-4 days.

I have no idea what's going on, and normally it's more obnoxious than worrying but every so often I have panic attacks about it...of course, that may very well be just the fact that I panic about everything on occasion, but I do know that if it weren't for the [1 month off] part, I would probably freak out, really badly...and it's only happened twice so far, so for all I know, the break may have been abnormal for my "new cycle". Or the strangeness itself may be abnormal and it'll go back the way it was. I sure hope so.

My diet has not changed significantly. The only medication change I had anywhere near that time was going off the clonidine, which a) I'd only been taking for a few years, b) has nothing to do with girl stuff (it was supposed to make me stop twitching), and c) I'm pretty sure did not happen close enough to the onset of this weirdness, otherwise I probably would remember taking note of it.

For a period of about six to nine months ago, I had numerous blood tests; something like this should have showed up, especially since the blood tests were for the sole purpose of determining whether or not there was something wrong with my girl cycle (nothing ever came up).

My one and only theory is that I was very irregular during the first eight years because I was stressed out a lot, especially in the later half of that, and they eventually realigned themselves to correct for the consistent disturbance factor; now that I'm less stressed from day to day, it needs to readjust...I hope it doesn't take eight years again. But aside from not knowing whether that's remotely near "how it works", the timing is off; I was relatively low-stress for somewhat longer than this has been happening, and my stress levels have picked way back up lately and no change.

It's not the company I keep; whether or not I believe in all that stuff about cycles syncing based on who's around (I don't), I definitely graduated from my all-boys school and entered my all-girls school at times completely independent of this.

Nothing else has changed, except for the cycle. They're just as heavy as always (although I can't quite tell, but they may even be infinitessimally lighter), and I'm not experiencing any odd symptoms or abnormalities, nothing else that I haven't had before.

...I don't want to hear anything like "This is really serious. Get to a doctor. Now." Even if it is, I don't want to hear it; it will only cause me a lot of panic I don't have the ability to deal with. If you think it might be something horrific, please emphasize the "might"...I know it's probably an immature thing to say but I really can't handle any assertions that I have some deadly- sudden-onset blood disease and am probably going to die in the next three days, regardless of whether they match the symptoms...

All I want to know is if this is completely unheard of, and if not, where I can find things such as FAQs, forum threads, anything that could provide me with possibilities (or better yet, ways to lower the effect by myself, without requiring elaborate herbal compositions or Olympic-flavor yoga poses) without scaring me to pieces. Or perhaps if anyone here is having anything similar, or has had it in the past and it turned out to be no big deal...

Tell me I'm not alone. And tell me I'm not dying.
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 6:17 pm


It's definitely not unheard of. My friend only has a period once every three months. Many girls have issues with irregular cycles.

Though I can't be sure what's causing it. My first guess would to get on an estrogen BC method and see if that helped regulate it at all since it does with most girls.

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 6:36 pm


I was on BC once. Stopped because it seemed to aggravate some of my emotional issues sweatdrop Ever since I was like ten and first learned of the existence of...it, I've always hoped to eventually find a way that'll stop them completely (and with this whatever-it-is going on, added bonus: I'll never have to worry about them coming back every week xp ), but they insist they won't give me anything like that till I'm at least 21, and now I'm not sure if everything would have the same exacerbating effect or if there are different kinds...
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 7:05 pm


Was it only one type of pill? Each type works differently for everyone so you could try different ones. Not only are there plenty of estrogen pills but there's the patch and NuvaRing.

Progesterone BC methods will lighten it. Some will even stop it completely. There's a pill, a shot, the implant, and the IUD. The shot sucks and IUDs are pains, so you could try the pill first then check out Implanon if you don't like the pill.

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 8:01 pm


Yeah, I've only ever been on one...I have no idea what it was called (all I know is it was little, round, and each week was a different shade of blue), but hopefully I'll get the chance to try something else. Now to wait two years...
PostPosted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 2:41 am


This might seem like a weird question, but has there been any difference in how the blood looks? The colour? Or anything else? A friend of the family has Uterine Cancer, and something she started to notice as an abnormality in her periods was that her blood was thinner, and water-streaked.

My periods were really irregular this year, but I didn't really think too much of it until now..

Jan-24th to 30th /Normal
Feb-19th to 26th /Heavy
March-[]
April-27th to 30th /Normal
May-[]
June-2nd to 10th /Light
July-14th to 30th /Heavy
August-4th to 9th /Normal
August-27th to 31st /Heavy
September-16th to 20th /Normal
October-3rd to 9th /Light
November-27th -Still going-/Heavy to Normal
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 6:34 am


No, it's all pretty much exactly as it was beforehand. That's what's so strange about it...the schedule is the ONLY thing that's changed. O.o
PostPosted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 5:16 pm


/Is puzzled..

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 11:48 pm



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A study of 135 residents of a women's college dorm confirmed the effect. Most of the cycle shifting occurred within the first four months and was usually complete after seven months. Fortunately for the dorm's plumbing, the whole building didn't synchronize, just roommates and close friends.


Okay, I did not know that happens..
PostPosted: Sat Dec 04, 2010 6:26 pm


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Quote:
A study of 135 residents of a women's college dorm confirmed the effect. Most of the cycle shifting occurred within the first four months and was usually complete after seven months. Fortunately for the dorm's plumbing, the whole building didn't synchronize, just roommates and close friends.


Okay, I did not know that happens..

You didn't?

My mom and I always get our periods within days of each other.

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