I have not seen my mensurationn since I gave birth to my fifth child in Jan,2003.I haven't used contraceptives
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are you breastfeeding your child still!!! If so #1 stop he is old enough to stop. If not seek medical attention immediatly.
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i hope its not too abnormal becuase thats what happened to me. especially if its only a day or too.. i wouldnt worry. i went almost 2 months without a period after discontinued use of the pill and my doc said everything was fine. i wouldnt let it go much longer though, especially if you have concerns.
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Are you pregnant?  I wasn't.
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You can't decide it considering the birth of your first child. Don't fret, go to a doc and get it checked and all. Movement usually starts around 3 months, but it isnt necessary that you be the same as others.So, pls go to a gynaec.
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If you haven't has sex lately, it's menstrual cramps. Take a warm shower.\n\nIf you have, you're pregnant. Get a test.
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Some women conceive if they miss *one* pill.  Others are infertile for a full year (or, occasionally, forever) after taking the Pill.  Your doctor should have explained all of this to you when she/he gave you *each* prescription.\n\nYou haven't had a period in 5 years.  It may just be taking your body a while to get back into the habit.  (Bleeding while on the Pill is *not* a period; it is withdrawal bleeding--looks the same from the outside, but it is very different from the perspective of your body.)\n\nIf you *did* have unprotected sex on 29 May, it is *definitely* too early to test.  It can take up to 5 days *after* sex to actually get pregnant (the sperm can live that long until ovulation), then another week until the fertilized egg makes it to the uterus to start implanting.  Until implantation, the egg isn't attached to your body in any way, and, therefore, *can't* cause any physical changes (including hormonal).  It then takes at least a couple of days for the hormone levels to rise enough.\n\nThe *earliest* a test could possibly test positive is 7 June, and maybe not for another week or two, depending on a number of other factors.  In fact, independent research determined that for most tests, they are only *very* reliable a week after your missed period.  (If you got pregnant on 29 May, your period wouldn't have been due until 12-16 June.)\n\nPlease read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler.  It will answer all your questions.
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your not too old to have a child, but when you do get pregnant you will have to be monitored more than say a 25yr old. If your planning to get pregnant tell your doc and ask about the risks, if any.\nGood luck
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You might be going through menopause.  If you aren't having any period at all that means you aren't ovulating, so I would think that you getting pregnant wouldn't be an option.  You should talk to your obgyn and ask her just to be sure - and she could probably better tell you if you are going through menopause or if you might be having some chemical imbalance that is causing you to have irregular periods.
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It could very well just be that you missed taking your pill and it messed with the hormones telling your body to start. You could very well be pregnant who knows until you see your doc. Good luck
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It can sometimes take a while for everything to go back to normal. I had my second son four months ago, and my first period was over a week and a half late. \nIf you still feel worried about this, go to your doctor and seek a professional opinion.
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Slowly increase your activity. Rest as much as you need to. Get enough sleep at night. \nTry walking. If you have too much pain or feel too tired, slow down. \nDo not do intense exercise, sit-ups, or heavy lifting for 6 weeks. \nYou may have some cramping but you should not have much pain. Some women may have cramping for as long as 6 weeks. You should be able to do most of your normal activities, except for those that require a lot of effort. \nYou may have some light vaginal bleeding. Wear sanitary pads if needed. \nYou should not have sexual intercourse until your body has fully recovered and bleeding has stopped (usually 2 to 3 weeks). It is important to use birth control. In the first weeks of intercourse, use condoms to prevent infection. \nYou should not use tampons for 2 to 3 weeks. \nAs far as fertility this is really variable- some women bounce back pretty quickly, others it can take a few months.
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its normal...im 14 too and about 2 weeks ago i hadnt had mine for about 3months also...ur probably just really nervious about not having ur period which is making u think about being pregnant...dont worry about it...ur cycle just changes..its completely normal
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No that does not mean that you won't EVER get pregnant it just means you were very lucky this time. Please see your doctor and make certain that when you do have sex again that you use protection. Having a child is serious business and not just a means to get out of the house. Think this through, you can not be as uninformed as you are making yourself sound. Seek out some counseling, this is a dangerous game you are playing right now. Wait until you are older, you don't want to spend your growing up time growing up with YOUR child. Responsibilities come on much quicker and soon enough, don't push the issue yet. Enjoy your life, but enjoy it responsibly. Think about it, if you have a daughter would you want her to have a child at a young age?
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it all depends on what your cycle was like before you started the shot. if you were irregular when u started then chances are u will be irregular when u get off. it may take up to 2 yrs or more for your body to get back to where it was before the shot. You may want to bring this up with ur OB the next time you visit. I totally understand wat you are sayin i was on the shot for 5 yrs and  now its going on 2 since i have been off and the time of periods change sometimes i have one and some times i dont. but talk to your OB
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I got married at 18, 23 and 31, no children.
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some women that have had this means they can't have children EVER, because they do not have any eggs. I have heard of women that have had that, but you should still see a gyno or a doctor to find out for sure.
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I think your family will support you. They may not agree with your choices but they were young once. They know what it's like to be caught up in the moment. The only form of birth control that is 100% effective is abstenance. You're cycles  may not be regulated and sometimes when you stress so much about the possiblility of being pregnant, you can miss your period or it might come late. If the time comes that you have indeed missed your period and it has been at least 40 days since your last cycle, go to your doctor and find out if you are pregnant. At the same time you see your doctor, have him/her fit you for a diaphram so the next time you have sex, You have a back up to a condom. You can also try spermicides and things like that as an alternative to the pill. There is a shot out there called Depo Provera that is another form of birth control. You can try an IUD. There are so many options besides the pill. Obviously a condom might not be the answer for you. Good luck