See a doctor: This could be a serious problem. One cause for concern is known as an imperforate hymen in which case you are having a period, but there is no route through which the blood may exit the vagina. See your primary care doctor to have this evaluated.
Answered 7/14/2015
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No ovulation: It is common for some women to have irregular periods. This is usually due to irregular ovulation. Schedule a visit with an obgyn for testing. They will likely test you for something called pcos as well as thyroid disease and a prolactin level. Birth control will usually regulate the menstrual cycle.
Answered 4/28/2015
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