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Re: should I go or not?

From: Colleen (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 15 Jun 2003 16:06:26 -0500 (CDT)


You are a teenager and it isn't uncommon to have irregular periods.Mine went from regular to irregular last year and I had a lot of pelvic pain too.I was almost 16.I had an ultrasound that showed no cysts or fibroids so I waited a few more months.The pain was horrible so I finally found a good gyno and made an appointment just to ease my mind.She said I must have endometriosis,which makes sense because my sister has it and it is a hereditary disease.She put me on the pill.And guess what?I didn't need a pelvic exam either.Im a virgin like you.I've been told that your period should be regular if youve had it about 3 years.So if you really are concerned,find a nice doctor and make an appointment. At Thu, 1 May 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>At Thu, 1 May 2003, alisha wrote:
>>
>>I am 16 and had my period since I was 12. I have not had sex, and have
>>never had a regular period and was wondering if I should go to the
>>gynocologist or not...im not sure if this skipping of months if unusal
>>or bad or anything. Like now, I havent had a period since December. So
>>should I get this checked out or is it nothing to worry about?
>
>Irregular periods are very common among teenagers. If you feel like you
>should go, or if the irregularity is really bothering you, then it
>couldn't hurt to get checked out, otherwise, I don't really see a need
>since it is a common issue for teens.



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