i got my period twice in a month back to back, why could it be?
84383
Starting a new birth control that could have somthing to do with it, your body's cycle could be changing. if it happends several months in a row then I would worry about it, But I dont think that there is anything all that serious going on. I have had 3 periods in one month after I started a new birth control. So you should be okay and back to normal in no time. Hope this helps you.
218420
Some of the common reasons for women to have irregular periods [excluding menapause, pregnancy, miscarrage, birth control etc.] would be a sudden drop or gain in wieght or sudden increase in physical activity.  If none of these apply to you, you may need to contact your doctor.  Hope all is well.  Good Luck!
698159
I really wouldn't worry to much about it if I were you.  Sometimes that just happens.  You get lucky and have light periods.  \n\nIt could be because you are dieting and have lost a lot of weight, because changes to the body like that can cause more changes with our monthlies.  Don't worry to much and if you are worried go to the doctor and get checked out but I believe it is just a change in the body.
613824
No- this is not normal at all and needs to be checked out by a doctor.  In general menstrual abnormalities can be due to many things including hormonal imbalance, stress, weight gain/loss, infection, medications, illness, thyroid, polyp, cyst, amongst other reasons.  Please see your doctor to get tested, so the exact cause may be determined.
219769
Birth Control does the same thing to me. Its all the hormones in thel that can cause a woman to have irregular periods. Since you took 2 pills Monday, you doubled your intake of hormones, but didnt take any on Sunday. Your body probably just got 'confused' by the lack of hormones on Sunday, then double the hormones on Monday.\n\nSometimes it take up to a year of taking birth control for our periods to get back to 'normal.' And sometimes, after taking it for a year, we don't get our periods at all.
475555
It could be your cycle is changing, or your cycle got weird due to outside factors like a change in diet or stress. Look back and see if this has happened before in previous months and also look at this month and previous months to see if there are any outside factors.
799725
due to stress.... hormonal changes.....  if your period had been on time and you skipped one... jus wait for a few more days then see a doctor
979227
Remember, our bodies are not machines that work exactly the same way every month.  No one is exactly perfectly every 28 days all the time - I have had a few times where I didn't have a period one month and I wasn't pregnant, then the next month there is was again.\nAnd sometimes 2 in one month (our bodies don't know how to read a calendar, so what is a month on paper isn't necessarily a month in our systems with hormones, stress, diet, and so many other things affecting everything about us.
1080895
When I was younger and in my twenties my perods were the same. I would bleed 2 days tops, not very heavy and no cramps to speak of...be greatful....we are the lucky ones. \nMy doctor told me it had to do with hormones and body type and not to worry about it. He told me if I were bleeding heavily then to contact him. He told me I just got lucky.
636796
Periods can fluctuate.  You can also trick yourself into thinking that your pregnant. \n\nDon't worry.  Sometimes your body doesn't take as long for a period as it does on other times.  If you've had some really stressful stuff happen, your body might have cut it short.  \n\nSometimes, when you're consistently having really short or too frequent periods, you're not ovulating.  If you keep having problems talk with your doctor.\n\nHe can give you a prescription for a few days worth of progesterone to jump start your uterus and get it back on track and more regular.  But only bother doing that if you consistently have problems with your period.
880990
This happens to lots of ladies, and if you have not had sex, then you are NOT pregnant.  It's just irregular periods, and it is most common when you are young and have only recently started having periods.  Don't worry about it for now.  If you get married and want to start a family, and this is still happening, then you might want to ask your doctor to check things out to make sure you are going to be able to have children without taking extra meds.  \n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
1060916
well hun as above have said...ur period is at intervals of 28 days...normally they come on the (or around) same date each month...to be irregular means the dates get changed and u get them later or earlier than ur normal date.... if this happens its sometimes due to change in diet, stress, weight loss, weight gain, all these reasons are enough to be looked at by ur gp, some women bleed for the normal 5 days or so but as past experiences with myself show...ive had mine for up to 2 weeks, for which i seen gp wisely, and sometimes i dont get mine every month....sometimes twice in a month....is all up to ur own body clock hun and no 2 women ever have same pattern....if u have any concern pls see ur gp and remember we get periods for a reason....never ignore the signs of problems or when it comes time to have children u might have found the problems get worse....the pill or implant can help regulate ur periods so ask ur gp... hope this has helped... tc... : )
807950
sometime your hormones are a little mixed up in the beginning and this can happen. I would see the Dr. to make sure its nothing serious
530076
It isn't bad. It happens to most of us at least once. The only thing I would be concerned about is pregnancy, but if you haven't had sex, then it should be fine. If you still don't have one in a month or so, you may want to see a doctor just to rule out any problems there. The other thing to look at is if you have lost a lot of weight recently, or started a new workout routine. That can delay or stop your period until your body gets used to it.
774766
I would talk to a doctor, he may have something that he can give you to regulate you.\nYou should only be having a period approximately every 28 days.
455883
Don't feel bad.  I only have my period like four time a year.  It could be because of stress, weight, lack of exercise, or a million reasons.  Other people I know have had it, too. The only thing that cured our problem, is we all went to either a gynecologist or planned parent hood and got on birth control.  Once I was put of birth control, my period was perfect.  You should definitely check with a doctor thought, because build up in the uterus from not having a period increases your chances greatly to develop certain female cancers.
1180728
Stress and weight changes can cause you to skip periods every once in a while. See your doctor if you think it's something else.