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My Period has skipped around alot, in the past 2 years last November (2012) i skipped my period for the first time in over 10 years then it came back in January then skipped again until March then came back in June and was steady until this past November ( 2013) and have not had one since october. A few days ago I noticed that that after urinating there would be blood just a few drops when i wiped and then that would be it all day for 2 days. Now I have nothing. I had a UTI at one point last summer and that was it.
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Well if you fear you are pregnant then you just need to test, periods can be missed for a number of things, stress is a big thing that will keep it at bay. You should however see a gynecologist to find out what's up and get on some birth control if you're not looking to have a baby. Good luck honey.
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that's the hard part to explain, im actually afraid to have sex it freaks me out completely and as a grown women I should not feel this way but I do, but my boyfriend and I have been trying slowly get me to, but he still has not gone in all the way, most of the time its protected but there has been a few times where it was not
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I suggest you go see a gynecologist to get to the bottom of it.
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Have you had unprotected sex
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