Normally long periods?

not_dead_yet

Woodpecker
Just started seeing someone new. She tells me her period is more like 10-14 days bleeding on a 40-60 day cycle as opposed to 4-7 days on a 28 day cycle.

This is a new one on me, and I've verified the 10 days of bleeding so far. Anyone ever bump into something like this before?
 

Thersites

Kingfisher
Periods have variety of length for each female. What you girl has is irregular period from the perspective of normal human physiology. She needs to OBGYN specialist to figure out what is going on with her periods. I suggest you make an appointment now.
 

YoungBlade

 
Banned
Hormonal imbalance. I knew a girl who would only bleed 4 times a year, and it was only for a few days. She had low estrogen issues, as I understand it.
 

Suits

 
Banned
YoungBlade said:
Hormonal imbalance. I knew a girl who would only bleed 4 times a year, and it was only for a few days. She had low estrogen issues, as I understand it.

I must have low estrogen levels.

I only bleed a few times a year, usually as a result of some sort of physical trauma.
 

Elster

Pelican
Gold Member
Birth control pills can mess up big time with the periods (and most importantly the endocrine system).
Try finding out if she is taking contraceptives regularly or any kind of meds that could affect that
 

spokepoker

Hummingbird
If it's normal for her, and not from a sickness like anemia or something, don't worry about it.
If it's from something else, then check it out.
 

not_dead_yet

Woodpecker
Appreciate all the advice so far. She tells me she's getting on BC to normalize her periods.

No symptoms I'd associate with low E: no anxiety, good libido, no vaginal dryness, etc.

Sounds like it's not unusual. Just a new to me.
 

Thersites

Kingfisher
Elster said:
Birth control pills can mess up big time with the periods (and most importantly the endocrine system).
Try finding out if she is taking contraceptives regularly or any kind of meds that could affect that

Actually, BC pills are used to control abnormal periods and help regulate abnormal ovulation cycles. Sometimes people have abnormal physiology that medicine needs to correct.

RooshV Forum, answering all your Obstetrics and Gynecology question.
 

Elster

Pelican
Gold Member
Thersites said:
Elster said:
Birth control pills can mess up big time with the periods (and most importantly the endocrine system).
Try finding out if she is taking contraceptives regularly or any kind of meds that could affect that


Actually, BC pills are used to control abnormal periods and help regulate abnormal ovulation cycles. Sometimes people have abnormal physiology that medicine needs to correct.

RooshV Forum, answering all your Obstetrics and Gynecology question.

I concede your point, though in a case I was involved in it was the other way around and got to hear some stories from the gyno :blush:
 

RatInTheWoods

Hummingbird
Gold Member
Every woman is different, she may have endometriosis, has she been checked out?

Get the BC hormone rod in her arm to level out the cycle and stop her getting pregnant when you raw dog her.

Also, remember what Uncle Rattie says "You don't stop fighting when you get a bloody nose"

Buy some cheap red towels and game on.
 

Mochihunter

Woodpecker
Irregular periods can also be a sign of an STD. I had a buddy who dated a chick who only got her period every two months. Turned out she has Chlymidia.
 
Vampire. That's how lady vampires get rid of the blood they drink after they've processed the life energy out of it. For male vampires it comes out the butt like normal.
 

Cane Toad

 
Banned
I have come across this. It turned out to be uterine fibroids, its a non cancerous growth that causes bleeding problems. The girl ended up having to have a hysterectomy.
 

Gustavus Adolphus

Kingfisher
Gold Member
Is she lower than normal body fat %? Skinny/muscular ones always seem to be irregular in some way. Doesn't mean anything is wrong but can definitely make a guy used to a 28 day cycle sweat.
 

not_dead_yet

Woodpecker
RatInTheWoods said:
Every woman is different, she may have endometriosis, has she been checked out?

Circle gets the square, Dr. RatInTheWoods. Your co-pay is in the mail.

RatInTheWoods said:
Also, remember what Uncle Rattie says "You don't stop fighting when you get a bloody nose"

Believe me, brother, I'm hitting it if even if I'm bleeding from my ears. She's young and self conscious about this sort of thing.
 
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