Today, my period started again. I just finished a 17-day period 3 days ago. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
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
I've had even enough
Today, I started my period. Unfortunately, my last period only ended six days ago. PCOS sucks. FML
The planets aligned
Today, I started a new job. I also started my period, and have the shits. FML
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
Today, I woke up with a hangover, a shaved head, and my period. FML
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
Today, thanks to a new form of birth control, I've now been having my period non-stop for six weeks. FML
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
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
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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misshaleyblake 8
It sounds like you could be anemic. Take an iron pill once a day for 3 days (you can buy them in the vitamin section at the store). I still recommend a doctor to run a blood test to check if that is it though. good luck!
Danishduckling 20
See a doctor!
CuteKoalaGirl 18
Oh OP I feel for you! When I was in middle school, mine was so darn awful that it'd go like that for two months (I'd get maybe a couple days here and there with no bleeding) to nothing for 3-4 months. I ended up going on birth control just to regulate my cycle!
brittneyjade1994 2
All your stories amuse me, but try having an EXTREMELY heavy period for almost a month straight, having it stop for maybe a day or two, and then start again. And then having doctors say it's fine. I had to deal with that for about a year before I finally started suffering from the loss of so much blood, and they finally agreed it was a good idea to put me on birth control to regulate it. About 6 years later, I have to be on birth control at all times, or the never-ending period comes back, but doctors still think it's no big deal. Guess it's a good thing I don't want kids, don't see how I could have them, anyways.
LivingAlohaLife 4
I had the same problem... It's real and it's horrible. I suggest the birth control pill to help while you're young and before having children. Once I was done having children I chose to have a hysterectomy... It is AMAZING NOT having a period EVER VS ALL the time! Look into it when you're ready... It was the best decision for me! Good luck and don't worry... You'll get to wear white shorts one day! ✿◠‿◠
ariasmake1 9
I'm pretty sure you need to go to the hospital.
ariasmake1 9
Let's just all agree, women are rightfully punished each month.
shinikageWolf 15
I'd suggest visiting a doctor and ask "What the **** is happening, why is my uterus so pissed off at me!?"
kewpiesuicide 29
When I first started puberty, I had an ongoing period for two entire years until doctors finally decided to put me on birth control. Make sure to get yourself checked out but if they don't find anything wrong, getting yourself regular with birth control is a lifesaver
Laynee90 5
I use to have the same problem. my doctor put me on the pill for a year. I don't have that problem anymore even after getting off the pill.