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I havent had a period for 2 years then all of a sudden i got one?

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leah200
leah200

Im 16 years of age and havent had a period in 2 years. I was on contraceptive tablets and my periods were all normal. When i come off the contrsceltive tablet i had a couple of normal periods then they suddenly stopped for 2 years. However, on the 3rd november i started bleeding very heavily. That lasted 3 days. I have ended up in hospital about 8 times during the 2 years of no periods, for weeks at a time. This is due to the pain in my stomwch and pelvis making me unable to walk and throwing up. The hospital scannef my stomach, kidneys and pelvis multiple times due to them thinking inhad alpendicitis, kidney problems or problems with my ovaries, however they couldnt find anything. They also done my bloods and they were all normal. They still to this day dont know whats wrong with me, and im just wonderig if anyone else has experienced this?

Also, i had unprotected sex multiple times about 6-7 days after i stopped bleeding heavily. The boy ejaculated inside me everytime and im just wondering does anyone think i could be pregnant as iv been experienicing sickness. Thankyousmilex

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  • Stacey.baby
    Stacey.baby leah200

    Posted

    Thats strange speak to your doctor about it since Idk what it could be since you had all those tests and couldn’t find another but do take a pregnancy test asap ! 
    • leah200
      leah200 Stacey.baby

      Posted

      The doctors are saying tgat because the hospital dont knoe they dont. Theyre being quite useless atm. I will definatley take a test thankyou stacey x
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