Is it ok normal for a women to have 3-4 periods a year?!
Question: I don't have periods regulary. I have about 3-4 a year. Is that normal or should I see a doctor about it? My finace and I wan't to have kids right away but I'm worried that I may not be able to. Is this something that I should worry about or not?
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How old are you? What do you weigh? Are you very athletic? Are you on a severe diet? All these things can cause you to have irregular periods. You must see a doctor before you get married, especially if you want children right away.
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You need to see a doctor right away, yes.
See a gynecologist. Hopefully you have one. If not, this is a good time to get one.
i would consort with a gonicaligist it might be normal i know some women that are into marothons that stop altogether becaus the fat levals are so low.
just from my exprience alone i have always had eregular periods and i am 25 and i have a 5 year old and a 3 month old so its realy nothing to be realy concerned about. it happens you should have it checked out for the sake of making sure everything is in order and good to go so that you can start your family but realy dont be all that concerned.
No,unless your on some type of birth control, if yes consult your doctor 4 side effects, if not u should worry consult a doc. about it
at first my period was regular when it stopped altogether i started birth control which comes on time monthly. the doctor gave me a pill to start it which they could try for you if that dont work the next option they may consider is taking a huge needle to get fluid samples which when i heard that i said no thanks i will get on birth control. so your best bet is the gyno or reg.physician. it may just be that you have high testosterone. many reasons for this, but the more you put it off the more it could actually affect conceiving.
No. For a normal woman the period is 28 days cycle. Sometimes it may vary between 22 -33 days. The menstural cycle is the preparation of the uterus to receive the fertilised ovum. What is your age now ? Is the period is like this from the beginning ? When does this problem started ? Anyhow you consult a gynaecologist .
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