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i have irregular periods
hi im 15. i have never had a period until i first had sex. i bleed alot for about two weeks. then it stop. i didnt know if i had started my period or because i had sex. it started again 2 or 3 months later. i also started having uncontrollable vaginal discharges. now im guessin i just havin irregular periods. so there's two problems. i dnt want to go to the doctor cause my mom will know i had sex and she would kill me. plus she thinks im having my period every month but im not. plus im scared i wont be able to have kids when im older. so please help me. how do i regulate my periods and how do i get rid of the discharges without goin to a doctor.
I also found that it may not be an std but Bacterial Vaginosis. Which can lead to other problems so you really need to see a doctor find a way. Trust me. Go to your mom talk to her be honest. She will be mad yeah but your health will be what she cares about more. If you are not sure about that still, you still need to see your doctor. You need too..
Hey sweetie..
You really should see a doctor. Don't you have to get check ups or a physical? You should find a way to get to see your doctor to make sure that you don't have an std. Did you have sex just once or more than once? Why does your Mom think you are having your period if you had not started it yet?
You really should see a doctor. Don't you have to get check ups or a physical? You should find a way to get to see your doctor to make sure that you don't have an std. Did you have sex just once or more than once? Why does your Mom think you are having your period if you had not started it yet?
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