Is there a way you can stop menstrual cycles?
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to basicaly answer your question, you can go to your doctor and ask for a hormone therapy, basicaly you take birth control pills for the reason of not having a period.
But i would suggest that you find an alternative before that, because after a women stops having menstrual cycles, they start to lose bone mass and a lot of other things happen.
hysterectomy
My cousin had a similar problem like that, so she went to the doctor and they prescribed to her medication that helps her menstrul cycle.
hysterectomy or the depo-provera shot
yes, if you are taking Birth Control Pills.all you do is simply skip the sugar/placebo pills at the end of your pack and start the next set of pills, you will skip your cycle. This is common practice among many of my patients and the pharmacy will not give you any grief about it.
It's normal to have an irregular cycle if you are just starting out..sometimes it takes years to get it to regulate.
I used to have the same problem, and then the doctor put me on a light birth control pill and it made it way more regular and they only lasted about four days and were very light. It was really nice! But then I had to start taking them because they were making my migranes worse..but as I've gotten older the periods have gotten more tolerable.
I'd recommend going to the doctor and asking about birth control to regulate it. It can do wonders!
get on birth conrtol... and because you have a period ever 3 months anyways there is a birth control that i take called seasonal and seasonque. one is a generic, and you get a period every 3 months. ask your doctor about it, this will defently regulate that problem ... good luck!
I go through the exact same thing. I went on the depo shot because that is supposed to stop you from having a period. I would recommend NOT doing that. It has nasty side effects. It also cause me to have bleeding for two whole months now. talk to your gyno for different options that are out there.
There's birth control pill that gives you like 3 or 4 periods a year. Look it up on google.
if you are a teen-ager, this is common. If you are no longer a teen, then you need to visit a doctor. perhaps he can give you birth control pills. they have been known to regulate your period.
b/c pills theres one out now that stops it all together..called Lybrel talk to ur dr about it.
Good Lord, don't say hysterectomy first off!
Try some birth control pills.
You may have polycystic ovary syndrome (I do) which can cause irregular cycles, pain, heavy OR light flow, hormonal imbalances...it's a pain.
But there are things you can do for it.
Go to the doc and see what's up.
And don't ask for a hysterectomy right off the bat. Try a pill or something first.
Birth control pills will make your period more regular. If you don't take the placebo pills that they put in there--and just start the new month--you'll skip your period. Also, they make some birth control pills now like Seasonale that give you one every 3 months.
Ask your doctor for advice.
Also, realize if you DO skip them, it could take a few months before you can get pregnant and/or get yourself back onto a normal monthly schedule.
i think u should tell ur mom, shes can help u go to ur doctor and tell em whats going on with ur period and how to help. you shouldnt be shy to tell your mom its prob the best thing to do
you should call your gyn. It may be something where you need to have a d&c.
I had a hysterectomy at 35 because they couldn't regulate even after having multiple surgeries and i had fibroids.
Your doctor can also prescribe progesterone to insert into the vagina and that may help or the pill which will at least regulate you.
It really depends on your health and your age - are you a smoker - that type of stuff.
please talk to your gyn - 3x a month is not normal
Birth control pills will regulate your cycle. You'll know exactly when you'll start & you'll have one every month. Make sure you go to the doctor right away, irregular periods for too long can prevent you from having children someday
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