period pains
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Today, my period started again. I just finished a 17-day period 3 days ago. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
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redriver
United States
Today, exactly 28 days after I started my last period, I started a new period. This would be perfectly healthy and normal except that my last period was 24 days long. This has happened every month this year. FML
nobabies
I've had even enough
Today, I started my period. Unfortunately, my last period only ended six days ago. PCOS sucks. FML
Anonymous
United States
The planets aligned
Today, I started a new job. I also started my period, and have the shits. FML
Anonymous
Pontefract, United Kingdom
The body keeps the score
Today, I started my period, complete with cramps, diarrhoea, a headache, bloating, and aching legs. Apparently my body didn't get the message that I had a total hysterectomy a month ago, including my ovaries, tubes and cervix. FML
Anonymous
United States
Today, I woke up with a hangover, a shaved head, and my period. FML
LamingtonSalad
NOT NOW!
Today, after I went in for surgery, I came out of extremely anemic from blood loss. As soon as I got home, I started my period. FML
theflow
Perth, Australia
Today, thanks to a new form of birth control, I've now been having my period non-stop for six weeks. FML
Anonymous
Funday is canceled
Today, I’m currently battling a cold that caused me to call into work yesterday and, as of this morning, I’ve also started my period and have the most painful cramps ever. Good thing I have the day off from work. FML
Lolly
Today, I have a UTI that spread to my kidneys, a yeast infection, and a herpes outbreak. Oh, and my period came this morning. FML
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Stinky
Today, I’ve finished all my cancer treatments but my body is putting me through the wringer again. I got my first period after not having one for nearly a year, and with it has come all sorts of hormonal issues including cramping, mood swings, hot flashes, and heinous BO! It’s worse than puberty! FML
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mads_nicole 19
Uhhhh might wanna go to the doctor OP...that doesn't sound good!
reshikrom 14
Is that amount of blood loss healthy?
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livingmylife18 14
Bloody hell!
Madalinex 8
You should get that checked out. I had a friend that had periods very regularly and it turns out she had a cyst growing that caused the bleeding. They are normally harmless but should be checked.
Etweens96 25
Ok that is not normal, call an ambulance right away and get immediate medical attention I kid you not that shouldn't be happening.
militarybrat 21
Uh.. No ambulance is for life or death where you cant drive yourself to the ER. She can just make a doctors appointment.
NotRussian 16
And then the menstrual cycle said, let it flow.
classicsparkles 17
Bro you need to go to the doctor.
UnicornLife 5
Seriously OP you really need to see a doctor. After having irregular periods most of my life I finally got a doctor to listen to me (when my husband and I couldn't get pregnant) after running a million tests - we found out I only have half a uterus - then in May of this year we found a tumor on my left ovary - I had to have surgery to have that and endometriosis removed... You seriously NEVER know what could be causing your irregularities. PLEASE get it checked out & find a doctor who will listen to you!!
Snano 15
Birth control pills will help regulate you, I've been having regulatory problems lately as well, and i suggest you go to the doctor to find out what's wrong. I hope for your sake it's nothing major and can be turned around, good luck.
samurai1833 16
Your poor husband
4hundredbabies 5
D: ****, that sucks. You should probably go see a doctor.
writerchic85 26
I'm guessing maybe you started birth control recently? I had a similar experience when I got on the pill for the first time. It was erratic for about a month before it evened out. I would still consult a doctor though.