Serious female problem, need help!

Some things you need to do though, is find a new doctor because you need to have some tests done and a doctor that shoves pills down your throat without finding out what is wrong with you first, is not a good doctor. There could be any number of things wrong with you, such as a thyroid problem, pcos, endometriosis, cancer, tumor, etc. Also, birth control pills are nothing more than a stopgap and not a long term solution. Plus they can cause major health problems on their own, including death.
Lastly, a hysterectomy should be an absolute last resort, as in you will die without one. It is one of the most unnecessarily done procedures and will only give you a new list of problems.

First of all, getting pregnant will not solve your problems, it will just create new ones. Also that is about the worst reason for wanting to have a baby. So, no do not try to get pregnant.
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first off, trying to get pregnant as an experiment is a baaaaaaad idea. cross that bridge when you come to it.

two comments- one is that if you are an athlete, it explains the irregular/nonexistent period. that's pretty common i think to get it late and irregularly. if not i'm not sure why it's so sporadic.

as far as the medicine, i don't really know how provera was supposed to help you but talk to your doctor about birth control to help with the pain during a period and to regulate it.

and probably a second opinion is a good idea.

Everybody wants to be a doctor! Lol.. Go see an OB/GYN immediately! Please. I'm sure that several of the comments on here are good advice, but I'm also sure that you are scared to death! It could be this, it could be that, well in order to find out what it REALLY is, you must seek Professional help my friend. Don't mess around with it anymore. Go...

jesus, try to sum that up.. tl;dr

I hope you found a new doctor.

oh yeah and if you have pcos, there is no cure, so it's better just to treat it for life. I'm on bcp for life and if I try to go off, I get severely depressed and can't concentrate and have to drop out of school, so I wouldn't recommend it. You'll be fine with hormone therapy, though.

You probably have PCOS. google it and see if you have any other symptoms (but you don't need all the symptoms to have it). Most likely, you will need birth control pills. If you have pcos, you should get checked for insulin resistance. It's common in women with pcos. I hear sometimes it is the cause of pcos and women who get treated for IR with diabetes drugs like metformin will start menstruating normally and have improvement in their symptoms. ask you doctor about different treatment options. a lot of people are on lots of meds for pcos like birth control pills, metformin, spirinolactone aka aldactone, and sometimes antidepressants or adhd medication depending on your symptoms and their severity. I have pcos and I take birth control pills and spirinolactone.

If you want to get checked by a doctor for pcos (which I recommend doing), I would recommend an endocrinologist and/or gynecologist. They should check your hormone levels to see what's the cause of your symptoms. Women with pcos usually have high androgens or testosterone levels.

dont get high but any ways you need to see a few different doctors and quit taking those pills

1) get on the pill
2) WHAT?! WHY WOULD YOU GET PREGNANT TO FIX YOUR PERIODS? Don't do that
3)You might have PCOS

Clearly the girl above me didn't read your story but to offer some topics to bring up to your doctor. You want to get a thyroid test done. Your thyroid being out of wack can make your whole body off beat. Just a thought too. If you are sexually active and doing so unprotected when you get your "period" you might actually be miscarring. That's a long shot but still bring it up to your doctor. Since you rarly ever have your peroid that means you arn't producing eggs to shed. You should def. get the advice of multipule doctors they are human and miss diagnose alot more than you think.

you need to get on some birth control. My friend had her period for 6 months straight, and it was heavy the whole time. she had to get a blood transfusion. She is on some form of birth control, but maybe you should see a gynecologist, and Midol is AMAZING!!!!!!! drink lots of water and eat really healthy and try not to do anything to tiring. get LOTS of sleep. Do a little stretching to relax you and try to just take it easy

i would ask ur doctor to put u on yaz its a birth control that helps with pmdd witch it sounds like u might have besides that i cant think of anything else to help u

Talk to a doctor, follow his advise.

Provera is a derivative of progesterone, and is reasonably appropriate to try in an attempt to normalize hormones. Clearly, however, in your case, it is not working.

Williej is right about sexual gratification helping some women who are experiencing painful menstrual cramps as it causes uterine contractions that can basically reset the muscles.

My concern is the fact that while provera is appropriate, it can mask the symptoms that would help diagnose the underlying disorder. If you have hormone imbalances, you need to find out why, not just treat the symptoms. I would suggest seeing an endocrinologist to rule out syndromes that can interfere with hormones.

Do not stop taking the provera, and certainly do not try to get pregnant (actually, it is quite likely that you CAN'T get pregnant, or will at least have difficulty doing so.) Just take charge of your health and get the doctors to provide you with a proper diagnosis.

Seek more medical help - but meanwhile, what helped my g/f get through bad PMS & painful periods was sexual gratification [masturbation, oral, or regular sex]. Once she found how much it helped, she realized she was very horny at this time. Win - win.

no this dose not seem noraml. try going to diffeent docters and have them all check you. it seems like a bad yeast infection

I'd get a secondary opinion. And what the fuck are you thinking? Trying to get pregnant as an experiment? Fail...

Smoke weed. Seriously, you'll feel much better.

Asking for medical advice on IsItNormal makes me wish you didn't have reproductive organs to begin with.