Is it normal that i don’t get normal cramps or a period

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So I rarely get my period, my body procrastinates a lot.

So when I do get my irregular cycle. I rarely get cramps, mainly migraines the day before or the day of the cycle. Then I MIGHT get muscle spasms or aches in my upper arms and lower part of my legs. And like similar to a cold and flu body ache. Nothing around my pelvis.

Sometimes I lose my appetite and don’t get cravings. And I bleed moderately the first day, and light the other 2 days. I usually get a 2-3 day period, 4 if it’s really late (40+ days late)

My aches are mild, but sometimes when they get moderate I drink Kaffee to help relieve, and it works. I also gain a lot of weight, water weight. Sometimes 2-8 pounds even without snacking. I don’t have any medical conditions that I know of. But is this normal for women ?

I do not take birth control and by religion and so far what’s been happening lately with woman who take it, I don’t use it. That and because I’m celibate and don’t plan on needing it else wise. I just want to know if I should see a doctor or not. I’m waiting until my puberty finishes before anything drastic (it was very delayed)

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  • lesta2000
    5 years ago

    Perhaps you have pos? ( polycystic ovarian syndrom)? Ussualy it makes your cyrcle very irregular and makes you gain a lot of weight, even if you dont eat as much. Try avoiding drinking a lot of coffee because it messes up your cyrcle. Also try drinking warm caffeine-free, lots of vitamin c and parsley (its rumored it brings period). In generall, sleep, excersise and avoid drinking and smoking.

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    • pinkcookie26
      5 years ago

      Thanks for the advice, so far it hasn't worked though. But no I tested negative for POS. My doctor said its probably because I have low hormone levels, and 20 pounds underweight (5'10 and 120ibs). So I've been put on a diet to see if it'll work.

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  • RoseIsabella
    5 years ago

    See your doctor.

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  • Meowypowers
    5 years ago

    I'm thinking the two are not necessarily together. You likely have health problems separate from menstruating. But it is possible it's showing itself with, your period. Have you seen an obgyn and a general practitioner? I think you should see both.

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    • pinkcookie26
      5 years ago

      I’ve seen a general one. But they’ve done many tests and everyone says I’m perfectly healthy. I have a lot of symptoms and issues besides the cycle but they say everything is fine. (I’ve been to 8 doctors). My mother says it’s just an imbalance

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