Help, please all the women or girls out there..........more information included!!!!?

Question

Ok, so I got my 1st ever period on Jan. 15. So then I got it the next month around the 20. So in March and in April I didn't get my period. But in April I still got the side affects but no period. So is there somthing wrong with me or it this a little normal. I don't know and am kinda scared to ask my mom or friends. Please help!!!!!

Answer 1

There is nothing wrong with you. It is normal for your periods to be irregular when you first start. You should really talk to your mom or friends. Check out the website below which has more information about periods. Have a look at the q&a section.

Cycles range anywhere between 21 to 45 days. The average is 28 days. At first, it will probably be irregular. The time between when you get it, the length and time you have it, and the amount of flow will all vary. As your body finds its own internal rhythm, your period will settle into a pattern. It can take a year or two. Mark your periods on a calendar to get used to following your cycle. Good luck :)

Answer 2

Because you are just starting out with having periods now, yes it is normal right now to sometimes miss two periods. It's because the body is trying to adjust to the hormonal changes going on inside of it which is why it is irregular.

I know you know that you say you are scared to tell your mom but pls don't because she too knows about periods and can give you even more info about this issue as well.

Answer 3

thats normal! whenever you first start your period, it is usually really irregular.. i started my period when i was 12 and didn't have it again for like seven months (but i still had the symptoms).. but now i'm 18 and my period is sooo regular and predictable... don't worry about it.. just give it a couple of years and see.. if it isn't regular after that then you should go to the gyno... it also depends on your age... if your young to have a period don't worry... but you should talk to your mom... she's a woman, she's had the same things happen to her, she'll make you feel better and she'll be happy that she was able to help you.

Answer 4

The best thing would just be to talk to your mom about it. She can offer you the best advice. Don't worry about it; though it may seem awkward, it'll be okay.

Your body may just be a little imbalanced right not. If you are really skinny or if you exercise a lot, this may be causing the irregularity. If it really worries you, ask to go to a gynecologist.

Answer 5

It's completley normal. Everyone's periods start out irregular and it could stay that way for a long time. You have no need to worry.

Answer 6

I wouldn't worry about it too much... your body just hasn't adjusted itself to having a period yet. It will eventually regulate itself. If not, or if you're still worried, talk to your mom. Trust me, she knows whats going on... She has been through it before, and would be more than helpful.

Answer 7

it's very normal for your period to be irregular for a while. your body is still finding it's way-so to speak. talk to your mom or even your doctor. it's nothing to be embarrassed about. they can put you at ease and tell you what to expect in the future.

Answer 8

you are still young and it is normal. the more you worry about it the more stressed you will be which will cause your periods to be more late ... you are still growing . your body needs time to adjust and then you will have a normal cycle...

Answer 9

It iwll take a long time before your peirods are regular, it took me 3 yrs. Give it time, if it bothers you THAT much ask about the pill for regulation, but seriously we all go through it, just give it a LONG time before you freak out.

Answer 10

that's normal hun!