I'm 14 and I have period problems?

Question

Ive been having it for two years now and its really irregular! i know its suppose to be but mine just doesnt seem right. for example: last month my pre-period syptoms dreaded on for about a week (which hardly ever happens) then i started it, lasted normal (4-6 days) BUT THEN the after symptoms never left until like 2-2 1/2 weeks AFTER it ended completely. then the pain stopped for about half a week or maybe more and last week i started getting discharge, back pains and cramps which are my usual symptoms for a period coming but recently this past weekend i went to Busch Gardens and then the symtpoms just went away...and im suppose to be having my period anyday now but i dont rele feel much symptoms.

is this normal?
whats going on?
does busch gardens have anything to do with this?

oh and to answer someones question: i did talk to my mom about it of course and she said it was normal that hers is weird like that, but i just wanted to take more than just her word. and she wont take me to the doctor either just because she says its normal.

Answer 1

You are only 14, so I wouldn't worry too much, your hormones are probably still adjusting during puberty. If it remains to be irregular, talk to your mother, or ask her to make you a dr. appt. to talk to your physician. I doubt Busch Gardens has anything to do with, especially if it was odd before you went. Talk to your mom, ask her about her periods (it may be a little odd, but a lot of daughters follow their mother's patterns of menstrual and generally female medical history). Otherwise, definitely talk to your dr.

Answer 2

in case you're no longer sexually lively then that is maximum in all risk purely rigidity :) I have been given mine whilst i replaced into 9 and that i'm 17 now, so throughout the time of that factor needless to say i've got long gone months with out it earlier whether it continuously began lower back reguarly, so i comprehend from experiance you haven't any longer something to be afflicted approximately. it might desire to be diverse issues besides rigidity additionally, perhaps a foul nutrition plan the previous few months or little sleep. something which you won't usually think of is disrupting your physique's usual strikes would desire to be the perpetrator. purely consume suited, get extremely some sleep and relax for here few days and you would be high-quality.

Answer 3

I do not think the gardens have anything to do with it except, it just took your mind off it. your problems sound just like mine were when i was that age. i am 43 now never saw a dr. those problems. I have had 2 healthy children and i am still very illregular which my dr is aware of but not concerned. Some women are ill regular and its normal in a sense. I even had a period the 1st 5mos of my pregnancies.

Answer 4

i`m 21 now, and i started my period when i was 14, i was irregular as well. I would have my period..then i wouldn`t come back for a few months, i got pretty worried, my mother said she had the same problem, I would highly suggest to go on a birth control pill, like marvelon 28 or linessa 28, once i took that for a couple months my period was regular..and i still take them mainly for that reason, it`s not a big deal, just head to the doctor and say you need something for your irregular periods. have a good day.

Answer 5

There are various ways to fix this.
1. Do a head-stand, and drink a glass of water.
2. Tell somebody to scare you when you least expect. Boo!
3. Swallow some air into your stomach, and make the loudest burb possible.
4. Breathe really fast. Try with a paper bag.
5. Push up at something like your door arch for 12 seconds straight.
6. Jump up and down as fast as you can.
(Please give me best answer. Thank you! :D)

Answer 6

Your periods don't seem that bad however if the pains get unbearable then tell your mother to take you to the doctor painful periods can mean dysmenorrhea, If the bleeding gets worse or heavier than go to the doctor that could mean dysmenorrhea as well or even a type of pelvic disorder..
If your periods start to last alot longer than usual go to the doctor, if you miss your period for 3 months in a row go to the doctor..
If your still worried have your mom take you to the doctor to ease your mind

Answer 7

don't fret it takes YEARS to get a rhythm going, sometimes the cramps are really bad in teens and early twenties, then subside over time
if you complain to your doctor he'll just put you on a low dose birth control pill to get a perfect rhythm
that's OK if you're in exorbitant pain or have really heavy bleeding, of if say you're in college under stress and can't be bothered with periods, but if it's a nuisance issue just bear with, ask for some good pain medication like vicodin but don't overuse it, and time will smooth things out, always carry a pad if it surprises you

Answer 8

is this normal but i think your mom should take you to the doctor it would make you feel better just hearing it come from him you seem to be one out of a millons girls that has irregular periods . busch gardens have nothing to do with it . mom may have other reason why she hasn't taken you to the doc. oh wel. be safe

Answer 9

This is pretty common at your age. A lot of girls periods are very irregular in their teen years. Yes, this is normal. Your mom is telling you the truth. You did the right thing in asking your mom first.

Answer 10

I dont think your outing has anything to do with it!
If yo have been having regular periods for 2 years i would say maybe go to the docs about them if they dont feel right or change drastically.
Take paracetmol and use hot water bottle for pain.