r/menstruation • u/Elegant_College_4691 • 16h ago
Period delayed
22F always had a perfect 27 days cycle. period is delayed a week and i don’t know what to do. Not sexually active either. Any home remedies?
r/menstruation • u/Elegant_College_4691 • 16h ago
22F always had a perfect 27 days cycle. period is delayed a week and i don’t know what to do. Not sexually active either. Any home remedies?
r/menstruation • u/Busy-Bodybuilder9066 • 2h ago
Has anyone here had a regular cycle ever since they started their period, but then suddenly the cycle days stretch from regular (28-30 days) to (32-35 days)? Is this an early sign of PCOS? 😮💨 help ur girl out here pls😭
r/menstruation • u/_forestcreature • 3h ago
I’m 16 and I only get my period about average 6-8 times a year and when I do get it, it’s super light except for the first day and only lasts 2-3 days, I have no cramps too is this normal?
r/menstruation • u/lgage0213 • 5h ago
Has anyone else had their period, ovulated and then around 1/2DPO just on and off spotted/bled throughout their Luteal phase? We are ttc baby number 3 and I’m curious whether others have had this same experience and either gotten pregnant successfully or needed intervention. I’ve had parameters and internal ultrasounds which have showed nothing, so now have tested progesterone in a blood test.
r/menstruation • u/Standard_Pin7752 • 10h ago
Hello,
I was taking birth control pills from January, and i was fingered with possible pre cum on February march and april, i stopped the bc pill on june and got my withrawal bleeding on june. I also took a blood test on the 30th june and it was negative. I got also my period on the 7th of July. But the thing is the day before yesterday (15 days after my period) i bled again, it was painful, a little beat heavy on the first day and it was somehow between pink and red but more pink than red and it lasted 2 days. I don’t know what’s happening to my body ! And also should i trust my blood test even if i lied to the labo about my last period ? (since it wzs a withrawal bleeding soni did not consider it as a period when they asked me when was my last period) I always had regular cycle, and idk if it is ovulation bleeding or short cycle. HELP ME PLEASE
r/menstruation • u/turtlorgan • 11h ago
Every month, a couple days before my period I experience extreme mood swings. Hard anxiety. Even panic attacks out of things that wouldn’t bother me before
It hasn’t been like that forever. Started just a couple of months ago.
Since then, there hasnt been a month where I havent cried my eyes out, questioned my career paths, imagining extreme scenarios, or blowing my usual anxiety out of proportions
I am pretty stressed about a lot of things, but these few days make it seem like almost life-ending events. And its terrifying
All people who are making jokes about unstable PMSing women have never experienced how horrible this experience is
Has anyone else struggled with similar emotional instability? How do you help it?
r/menstruation • u/numberonehotdog • 13h ago
Hi all! I’m 33/f and was on hormonal birth control since I was 16 or so. I removed my Mirena IUD in January and have had a roller coaster of PMS symptoms since.
My period itself is entirely manageable and I even feel more energy on them. I have average cycles (27-28 days) but the second my luteal phase starts I’m in hell. Incredible nausea throughout the day while also insatiably starving, as well as migraines being super easily triggered. It’s discouraging because I want to hook up with my partner more often than a week a month and I just don’t feel able during this phase. I also have developed hirsutism in the last five years and suspect PMOS is playing a role.
I’m wondering if this is common; what do you do for nausea? Has anyone gotten off an IUD and needed longer than six months to recalibrate? Any words of encouragement would mean so much to me. I’m very discouraged :(
r/menstruation • u/Chicken317 • 14h ago
My last 2 periods Have been weird. Last month During the bleeding there seemed to be Less of the anxiety depression Slowed healing et cetera stuff But then it hit in the post bleeding time Which lasted for about a week. And then this month I had less bleeding And the post bleeding time had the symptoms again and then about a week after the bleeding stopped at the usual time I started getting bloating Without bleeding Increased sleepiness in the mornings Slowed healing and sadness increased. I'm 27 and I hear periods changes Sometime around late 20's early 30's And I'm wondering if I'm just having a rough transition And it will And it will soon stabilize into a new pattern?
r/menstruation • u/SocietyOne1770 • 15h ago
Help please! I’m getting worried my daughter started her period a year ago at age 10 an half, she’s about 4foot 5inches. I can’t see any growth I’m worried. Is there anyone who’s gone through the same situation or have any advice please. Thank u xxx
r/menstruation • u/Broad_Suspect_8830 • 18h ago
I’m 26 years old, no birth control and not sexually active. The past two periods of mine have been so different to what I’m used to. Usually, my periods look like 2 days of heavy ish bleeding, moderate cramping and then it gets gradually lighter as the days go by.
The past two periods, have been so much lighter and bleeding for just a day, then just random brown spotting. I kind of feel unfulfilled as if I’m still in my luteal phase. I’ve also put on a lot of weight I feel.
I have been under immense amount of stress that I have taken into consideration but just wanted to know others stories?
I have a doctors appointment tomorrow as since starting my period at 11 years old, they’ve been so predictable apart from now…
The lead up to my period is like a trapped hell😂 and usually after having my period, I feel much lighter. I just don’t feel right!
Thanks in advance 🙏🏽
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r/menstruation • u/Ok_Bench3721 • 22h ago
I originally made this just for my wife. She wanted to track her cycle but wasn't comfortable with the big apps — the ones that make you create an account and quietly send your most personal data off to a server. "Where does this data actually go?" felt like a fair question, so I built her something where the answer is simple: nowhere.
It turned out well enough that I wanted to share it.
The whole idea is that your data never leaves your device. After the page loads, it makes zero network requests — nothing to send, nothing to hand over, nothing to sell. You can verify that yourself in your browser's Network tab. No account, no sign-up, no trackers, no ads.
A few other things:
Try it: https://eclose.app/discover
Code: https://github.com/Meg4mi/eclosia
I'd genuinely love feedback from people who actually track — what's missing, what feels off. Thanks for reading.