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Gorgeous23
Gorgeous23 asked in HealthWomen's Health · 1 decade ago

Bleeding for 2 & a half months straight, what could be going on?

I've been "on my period" for almost 2 and a half months straight non-stop. Every single day I've had some kind of bleed whether it be light or heavy... I would say probably about 2 weeks of heavy bleeding at first then a couple weeks with just light bleeding (sometimes a pinkish color), then it went back to heavy bleeding for another week, light again and just when I thought it'd be light again it started back heavy today...

What could possibly be going on? I do not want to keep bleeding like this!!!! I know I should go to the doctor but I don't have any medical so I just want some opinions on what it could be... If it doesn't stop soon I will definitely just have to go to a doctor

Update:

Also, I'm NOT on birth control so it's not pills making me bleed like this

Update 2:

I haven't taken birth control or the morning after pill...

I'm 24 years old, I've had my period since before I was 10 soooo for a long time now

Also the doctors have already said I am anemic so I think I'm going to just have to come up with the money to see a doctor.... Just wondering if anybody else has went through something like this! Or if anybody has ideas on the problem...

I looked up thyroid disease it could possibly be that

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    ok so it can be a few things..it can be ur thyroid or it can be an infection...either way i think u should consult a doctor..dnt worry ur not going to die so dnt get urself anxt up and nervous( thats what i do everytime i think something is wrong) relax and calmly see a doctor...all they will do is check u out and give u medication and it should be fine..but if anything like that happens again u should see a doctor when u have a period longer than 2 weeks...anything longer than like 2 weeks is not normal so ya.. dnt wrry ull be fine..HOPE THIS HELPS!!!

  • Jessy
    1 decade ago

    things can could probably affect a cycle would be birth control, morning after pill and if u only recently got ur period for the first time.

  • Tarkarri
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    This is not normal, but you already know that.

    See a Dr, go to a free clinic, something.

    Too much blood loss will leave you anemic.

    Find out what the problem is and get it treated.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Okay, you have to use birth control as your healthcare provider says so. Otherwise you have a higher risk of it not working properly and having side effects. This is one of the side effects. I suggest calling your healthcare provider and speaking to them about what you need to do. I know when this happened to me (it happened to me even though I used NuvaRing as directed) my provider put me a progestrone pill and switched me to Ortho Evra, or the patch. It worked very well.

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  • justanothergirl
    1 decade ago

    my friend had that exact issue.

    they said it was her thyroid.

    i think shes on meds for it to try and balance out her hormones. so u need to see a doctor

  • M
    1 decade ago

    Well, maybe it's just your body being weird. Hopefully it should stop sometime soon.

    Source(s): Went on for a month with me Dx
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