your period will never be the same everytime
When the i pill is used, it can delay the periods and the chances of pregnancy are low.
When you begin having periods, your body is getting used to it just like how you learned to ride a bike. You may experience irregular periods for the first year or so because your body is just getting used to it all (like how you were wobbly for the first bit of learning to ride a bike). Don't worry-things should straighten out! If you feel that something is very wrong, you should visit either your family doctor or gynecologist. When you get on track your periods should be from 3-7 days. If you are lucky you could get 3.
This sounds like you are experiencing irregular periods. Irregular periods are very common and they can arrive any time. Sometimes you may not have a period for several months (in severe cases) and other times it can arrive any time. You will need to see your Doctor to determine if you're experiencing irregular periods or whether this is hormone related. Please note this is advice only & should not be used in place of a doctors evaluation.
what is amirol used for
Amenorrhea is the medical term that usually refers to three or more missed periods. It's sometimes used to mean just one missed period.
I think what you're referring to is the birth control pill. Doctors sometimes prescribe the birth control pill to women who have irregular periods in order to help get their periods regular. There is no specific pill out there strictly for periods, unless you are thinking of Midol which is used to combat PMS symptoms like cramps.
Yes, it does. Uncontrolled ie untreated hyperthyroidism may cause irregular periods of shorter duration than is normal for the woman in question. The irregular period is also associated with lower fertility. Hyperthyroidism will not cause painful periods if the woman used to have pain-free ones previously. And as soon as the medication is working, her period will start to go back to normal.
No. Irregular can be used as an adjective or a noun but not a verb.
Water displacement is used to find the volume of irregular solids as discovered by Archimedes
It will probably take longer to conceive if you have PCOS. Chances are your periods are irregular which means you aren't ovulating, which means you can't get pregnant. Talk to your doctor about how you can regulate your periods with diet and medication (Metformin is a common treatment). Clomid can also be used to induce ovulation. Don't lose hope though, you can get pregnant with PCOS, it just may take longer.
They are irregular because they are based on which letters are used often together.