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3 periods in one month?
I am 23 and since March 18, 2008 I have had 3 light periods. I am confused!! I have an appt in one week with my OBGYN but I am being impatient. My normal cycle is usually 7 days of menses with the first 2-3 days heavy. This month I have had 3 very light periods lasting no more than 5 days with about 12 days in between. Today is May 21 and I am on day 3 of my 3rd light period. My last period was about two weeks ago but before that period I had a very light period about 10 days before. I have never taken the pill and although I am sexually active with my fiance we use protection. I have taken 5 pregnancy tests this past month with all of them being negative. By light periods I mean that the first period I used very few tampons, the second period I used more than the first and it my menses was a bit heavier, and this current menses is sort of in between in terms of heavy/light. Any advice???
call you gyn and make another app. I know it takes forever to get in but tell her whats going on
just be patient and go see your gyn. Thats what i did and i am still waiting for the pap smear results.
your not pregnant.
bleeding and getting "3 periods in one month" is not a sign of pregnancy its a sign of something else.
your not pregnant because you two use protection (and you didnt mention condoms breaking) and you have been getting not only 1 period but multiple and your not getting postive pregnancy tests
your going to have to wait till you go to the doctors in a week.
bleeding and getting "3 periods in one month" is not a sign of pregnancy its a sign of something else.
your not pregnant because you two use protection (and you didnt mention condoms breaking) and you have been getting not only 1 period but multiple and your not getting postive pregnancy tests
your going to have to wait till you go to the doctors in a week.
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