what can b some of the reasons that my period is early?? i'm scared and kinda nervouse?

Question

y is it early?? it's only been 2 weeks and 6 days since my last period!!! i'm worried!!! this happened ones b4...i'm scared 2 tell my mom cuz she might take me 2 a doctor and that is just gross!! can it be cuz of stress?not enough sleeping? me not taking my vitamins? or cuz i lift a lot of heavy thing? i lift my brother a lot and he is really heavy, my friend told me that she tried lifting something heavy and she got a little bit of drops on her panties. but it wasn't her period it was cuz she lifted something really heavy.

so what can it b?? i'm scared 2 tell my mom!!! and scared 2 go 2 the doctor? has any1 ever been there?? help!!

Answer 1

How old are you?
Do you keep track of your period in the following way:
Mark your calendar on the FIRST day of your period. Count from that day to the FIRST day of your next period.
For teens, it's quite common for you to have irregular periods for a few months after you start. The problem can be in the amount of blood that is discharged. If it is a light amount, it's ok to monitor it for a few months before you go to the doctor, but if it's quite heavy, you should get it checked out.
I know the doctor is sometimes uncomfortable honey, but it's best to get it checked out if it's been like this for more than 6 months or so.

Answer 2

There might be a number a reasons this is so; and some of the reasons that pop up especially to me is the age factor; sexual activity and stress level

- The younger the female; the more irregular the periods. If you are in your teens; chances are you might have some irregularity with your menses (although some women continue to have irregular periods even throughout their lives; so its best to keep track of your periods to see which category you fall in

- If you have been sexually active recently, there are some instances where some females may bleed (and/or spot) after a sexual encounter. I dont want to say this is normal or not ( I am not a doctor); but this is just to keep in mind

- Stress Level/ Exercise: If you are an athetic or into gymnastics; chances are your period may be lighter and more irregular ( or more regular - depending on your body) because of all the strenuous activity and exercising. Also, if you stress alot and are in a highly-stressful environment for long periods of time ( and as females; that could be anything from a bad relationship to working on Wallstreet/Politics); this is a big factor in periods coming early or not coming at all...

**But always; when in double, seek medical help..(better safe than sorry)***

Answer 3

Break through bleeding is common, especially if you're young and started your cycle within the past few years. However, a trip to the doctor will rule out any problems that can be dealt with. Gross, yes. Embarrassing, yes. Necessary to make sure you grow into a healthy woman, absolutely. Gynocologists treat women's bodies everyday. There's nothing they haven't seen, believe me. They're also used to teenagers who are skittish about going to the doctor. I suggest seeing a female doctor, BTW.

Besides, the fear you feel while anticipating is much much worse than the actual event. Tell your mom, go to a doctor, and take good care of your body. It's the only one you got!

Answer 4

You sound like you are relatively young. mp aree more irregular in the first years of menstruation. This can be very normal. As long as there is no severe pain and there is no chance of pregnancy and you are not on the pill or other hormone treatment this is probalbly ok. It is not from lifting anything . If there is any chance of pregnancy get a home test (brand name) and do a urine test. You donot have to go to a doctor but you may need to see someone. I would suggest you call Planned parent hood or find a nurse practitioner or nurse midwife in your area if you need to see someone.

Answer 5

not a prob w/vitamins or lifting, so relax. Now, you sound kinda young. so. it's prob going to be "irregular" for a while, or for always. Mine has never been quite the way they say...oh, every month, same day, same week, blah, blah....you're prolly completely fine. so hold off a bit; you prob don't have to tell your mother...i never did. and YES stress, in a MAJOR way, can affect it. Look, I know the gyno is NASTY, I think all of us pretty much HATE it, so, squeeze your eyes tight, clench your fists if you need to (once I briught a stuffed pig!)...but don't get too tense...better just stick w/the eyes, otherwise the stiffness will make everything more difficult and repeat in your head: "Hurry UP! Hurry UP!" Don't be scared, you'll be fine. Good luck. :)

Answer 6

See A Doctor... Put The Fears Aside

Answer 7

Cycles can vary wildly.... What is "normal" for one may not be for someone else. If it concerns you though, you may want to think about talking to your school nurse. She may be able to give you some reassurance. But, if you have especially heavy or painful periods, you may have to go ahead & go to the doctor for a check-up. It isn't fun, but it isn't the end of the world either- promise!

Answer 8

I knew a girl who had her period every two week growing up. It's nothing to freak out about. It's ok! It's not 'normal', but it's perfectly normal.

Don't be scared. There's nothing wrong with you. Tell you mom, go see a doctor. They are not going to stick things in you or anything, they'll probably prescribe birthcontrol pills for you because they regulate menstrual cycles. Lot's of girls go on birth control because their periods are not 'regular'. It's ok. You'll be fine!

Answer 9

first off, get over being scared to go to the doctor. Secondly, heavy lifting does not cause vaginal bleeding, thirdly, it is not uncommon for yound women to have a very irregular cycle.

Answer 10

have you recently changed locations? like different climates?
that happened to me in the summer when i was traveling. mine came 2 weeks early, and i was worried too, but its nothing.
it can be hormones, how old are you? while ur a teenager ur hormones constantly change, so dont worry about it!!!
its happened to me before, and i was worried, but then it just regulated itself...ur cycles will change until u reach a certain age where it just levels off, u know?
its ok.