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My period is very weird, Someone help please.

Every month for the last 6 or seven months (maybe even longer), My period has come on early about 3 or 4 days.  It was coming on around the 18, then the next month the 11, then the 9, 4, 2, 30, 27, and now the 23.  Can somebody please tell me what could be wrong.  Could it be my hormones off balance, or what, I really want to try to concieve soon.  By the way, my cycle are really, really light the first three days, on the fourth it is heavy and I cramp so bad, that sometimes I can't walk.  It youst to be when my cycle come on it would start off heavy and slowly lighten up and it would stay on for about 3 or 4 days.  Let me add that I am really over weight and I also lost two babies.  Please help me.
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I would definately go as well... I have very abnormal periods if I'm not on birthcontrol as well.  I could never tell when I was going to get it... it would be early or late and they would last for up to 10 days.  My OB told me I should actually be on birthcontrol not because of getting pregnant but to regulate my periods.  She told me that having irregular periods like that can lead to very bad problems with the ovaries and stuff.  I've been on NuvaRing for like 3 years and  I love it.
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go see your OB/GYN right away. I noticed the same thing after my m/c. don't really know the cause, but after i read ur post, i really feel that i also should see my gynacologist. pelase do see ur doctor, it doesn't look right. best of luck
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