Is it normal my period never regulated?

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ok i started my period when i was 10 years old and it just seemed to never stop since i told my mum a few months after that it hadn't stopped stop and she said i needed to wait some time and she told me it would become once a month every month it was just my age

now i am 19 and its still hasn't just became something i get once a month. i have it for about 3 weeks (sometimes longer-the longest i have had it is 3 months straight) and then it stops for at the most 4 day and starts again i haven't ever been to the doctor or anything about it because i always hoped it would just become normal itself.

it is also causing a great strain on my boyfriend and i's relationship can some one please tell me if this is a normal thing and if you have any give me advice on what to do because its starting to drive me crazy

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  • NeuroNeptunian
    11 years ago

    It is not necessarily normal but it is not uncommon either.
    Go with charli's advice and see a doctor. If you live in the USA, I would recommend you visit http://www.plannedparenthood.org/

    They offer cheap (or free) services depending on the status of your health insurance or income and I have heard that their doctors are very good at what they do. They will give you an exam and they can prescribe something for whatever problems you are having.

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  • charli.m
    11 years ago

    I had similar. I got diagnosed with polycystic ovaries. There are other possible causes. Seriously, go see a doctor. I put up with it til my early 20s and now I look back at it and think I was fucking crazy for not doing something earlier.

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    • LNS?
      11 years ago

      does polycystic ovaries make you infertile?

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      • charli.m
        11 years ago

        Not necessarily. Your doctor can tell you about your specific case, if you do have it.

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  • VioletTrees
    11 years ago

    Go to the doctor.

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