I'm taking provera will it help stop my irregular bleeding?
439536
Provera is the worst medicine I have every taken.  It makes me tired, moody and mean, ask my husband, lol.  I have to take provera once every two months to start my cycle and occasionally I have to take it to stop my irregular bleeding.  It works, but usually takes a few days to kick in.  \n\nIf this is something that happens a lot and you need provera often, you may have POS or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, which I found out I had about 2 years ago.  It's just a long medical word for "doesnt ovulate." :)\n\nIf you have other questions about Provera, contact me.  I am not a doctor, but I have been taking provera for a while now.  Good Luck and get lots of sleep.
953079
I know how hard it is getting pg when you have irregular periods anyway.  Of course your spotting does sound like possible implantation bleeding, and being sick does coincide with morning sickness.  But if you're periods are irregular anyway, just go get a pregancy test.  And  no matter what the brand names say, those tests at the dollar store......work just as well.  Let us know how you come out!!!  Good luck!! :))
728719
Yes that is normal.  If it happens month after month you might want to change pills, find one that you don't have the breakthrough bleeding with.
696172
get on a birth control pill or y doctor gave me provera> IT controls your period but it is not a birthcontrol pill. You take it at the same time once a month and for only 5 days. Then you will have your period. For me it was 5 days. I can have my period for a whole month so my doctor but me on it. Ask your doctor to see if it is right for you.
709162
I did the same thing.  I asked my gyn.  He said if I don't take it (the pill) at the same time everyday, it can cause it.  I did take it a few hours late on a couple of occasions.  \n\nIf it continues, he said he could do an ultrasound up inside the uterus to look to see what would be causing it.  They fill it up first, then do the ultrasound.  I missed a few days for some reason and had to wait until I started to take the next set and since that happened, I have had no more spotting.  \n\nYou should call your gyn just for a check up anyway.  You should have a yearly pap smear.  Best wishes to you.
515980
Actually, no. You need to talk to your gyn about reasons for your dysfunctional uterine bleeding. The treatment options will depend on the underlying cause, but there are choices and you don't have to suffer. You are losing too much blood and it needs to be checked. Fibroids and adenomyosis are among leading causes of DUB, but talk to your doc about the specifics of your case.  Good luck.
1176989
If you have not had the depo shot, you may be experiencing a heavier and longer flow because you have a build up of debris in the lining of your uterus from past cycles that didn't clear everything out. You might need a D & C to clean it up and get everything going smoothly again. I have had periods that lasted for more than 3 weeks, than started again a week later. If having sex restarts your flow once it has stopped, you definitely need to see a doctor about this. Unless you have reason to believe you may have suffered a miscarriage, monday should be soon enough. You will not bleed to death, but you can become anemic to the point of needing a blood transfusion if you let this go on too long. There are also medications that will help dry up your flow but you must take them under a doctor's supervision. See your doctor soon.\n\nDefinitely talk to your mother about this. She will be able to reassure you that everything will be fine better than we can. So don't be shy. Just talk to her in your room or wherever you can be private and tell her what's going on. She will notice for herself soon anyway, so ease your mind and talk to her now.
1077653
What the emergency contraceptive pill does is to prevent implantation if there was a chance of pregnancy...Yes you can get bleeding from this..it actually starts you period (so to speak) I used to take those same BCP's many years ago as a regular BCP (things have changed since then) I would get very nauseated and would occasionally get some breakthrough bleeding..hope this helps
105165
Depo provera can stop your period. I don't know how safe it is, but I know it does happen to lots of women. Talk to your gyn. What does (s)he say about it? Have you ever considered switching birth control methods for a while and see what happens? The patch is good.
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depending on the colour and if you are experiencing any discomfort, you should be ok.\n\nunderstand that the pill does play with your system a lot. you are ingesting large amouts of hormone everytime you consume such pill (including 'the morning after pill') and this will inevitably change a few things.\n\nThe flow, colour and regulation of your period can vary considerably but not so considerably it scares you ( if that happens consult ur practitioner).\n\nComing off the pill will change the way your cycle was, dpending on the woman this can be forever of maybe just a few cycles. so calm down\n\nRemember to always get yourself and your partner checked at the clinic for any possible disease.\n\nIf you experince pain and heavy bleeding it could present itself as PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) which is very serious and can cause infertility so be careful
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No. Talk to your gyn about reasons for your dysfunctional uterine bleeding.  The treatment options will depend on the underlying cause, but there are choices and you don't have to suffer.  You are losing too much blood and it needs to be checked.  Good luck.
456200
your body has been through total madness hormones everywhere as well as emotions....despite using the pill ur periods may still be all over the place due to the changes your body has been going through...as for the ibuprophen i have only heard that anything with asprin in thins the blood (more bleeding occours) so avoid any asprins and if your at all worried consult your doctor and ask for a secound opinion if you feel he hasnt been to thorough
1050225
Everybody's body is different. I start spotting/period a few weeks before it's time for my shot and within a few days of the shot it stops.  The weight thing, it took them a while to put weight on me I didn't gain right away.  I think I weighed in around 112 and I finally reached 120 in about 1 1/2 now I down to 117 usually.  I did bleed once non stop for about a week it was really scary but that hasn't happened in a while (knock on wood).  Good luck and take care of yourself.
1097717
Homeopathy :-\nYou condition calls for the remedy PULSATILLA 30C thrice a day half hour before or after meals will cure your periods irregularity. If this doesn't starts your period after taking it for three days take just one dose of NATRIUM MUR 1M(1000).\nTake Care and God Bless
1144284
You should see your dr. I'm not sure abt Depo, but sometimes on birth control pills you can have bleeding every day if your dose isn't high enough.
247878
Have you had your hormone levels checked? Birth control pills are usually the method most doctors are familiar with, however they need to determine the cause for your irregular bleeding and try to attack that. Some of the causes can be a irregular production of hormones or policystic ovaric syndrom or something like that.\n\nIf you take pills the only thing you do is to stop the problem temporarily, while you're taking them, and when you stop it comes back again.\n\nSo get checked until you find what's causing you taht, the sooner you discover it, the easier it will be to treat it and you can stop it from complicating further, what if it is causes by a tumor near your pituitary gland or something that can cause you infertility.\n\nI don't say this to gat you scared, some women have to live with irregular periods all their lives, but get checked. If you don't trust your gynecologist, I recommend you an endocrinologist, they are more experienced in relation to hormonal and gland problems.\n\nGood luck!
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I don't know about it shortening the duration, but I do know that aspirin thins your blood - and it's not healthy to have really thin menstrual blood - it could even cause you to bleed too much, be careful - deal with what mother nature dealt you and take Midol.