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HELP PLEASE I'M WORRIED

I hadn't had a period Since February 2011 and I just had my first one September 25th 2011 and it was regular no problems at all I finished on Sunday October 2nd well I didn't have any problems after my cycle after 5 days from finishing my period I woke up in the morning with blood all over my pj's from my vagina my question is what is it or is it a possible pregnancy?
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1666434 tn?1325262350
Yes I have had girlfriends have irregular periods like that as well, it's always hard to pinpoint the issue.
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i have had some similar issues in the past and all it was for me (every body is different) was ir regular menstrual.. i menstrual for a solid 6 months then not a drop for 6 months then 10-14 days on and 4 months off it was so odd that i went once a week for preg tests.. i have been thinking since then i can not get pregnant.. anyway good luck
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1666434 tn?1325262350
Definitely keep us posted, it could just your thyroid causing the issues and even the birth control interrupting the schedule.
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I went to the Drs. they said possible thyroid problems but nothing else he just told me to eat right lose weight and excercise and I did but nothing they put me on birth control I couldn't take I was constantly getting sick so I stopped taking them now I'm just worried if I could be Pregnant and not Know it I've taken plenty of Pregnancy test and all negative even blood work but I'm assuming it was too early So I don't know what to do
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1666434 tn?1325262350
Did you go to the doctor to see why you didn't get your period for several months?  Are you taking a contraceptive that would cause the menstruation delay?
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