Being on the pill

Being on the pill will only disrupt the regularity of your menses even more. Get a blood test and see if you have a hormone imbalance that's causing the severe PMS symptoms. Folic acid can help with this, and so can estrogen - but you need to be sure whether estrogen dominance is causing your problem before you start taking supplements, so get a blood test and try to get off the pill.

4 years ago they took my blood and found that apart from my iron levels being way above the norm they was no answers to my irregular periods. It's such a pain.

Above normal iron levels? That's strange since most females with irregular periods have low iron levels. Have you read up on PCOS symptoms? (hirsutism, acne, irregular menses, gaining weight very easily etc). The only reason I'm against the pill is because of all the problems you have once you come off e.g acne breakouts, irregular periods, fertility problems in the long term.
Try to slowly come off the pill and try folic acid supplements (it's a dietary supplement given to pregnant women but everyone needs a certain amount of it anyway). I've been taking them for my acne but they've also calmed down my hormones in terms of emotions, but I'm not sure how they'll affect my period yet. It won't hurt to try, and also watch out for the foods that make your cramps or flow worse all of a sudden because lots of females have particular foods that trigger more bleeding and pain.

Are your periods still irregular now you're on Yasmin? Because there's several other pills you can try. I started taking the pill for heavy, irregular periods and it's always worked well for me.

I take Zelleta and that bitch makes me have a period every two weeks. **** that. Would not recommend.

My current strip is meant to end on Tuesday and then I am meant to get my time 4 days after. I doubt it'll happen. My PMS pain has increased though. Ugh.

First pill I tried, which I occasionally go back to, was a dianette called co-cyprindiol. I was put on this, not just for my periods, but also for bad acne- which you mention you suffer from in an earlier post. It might be worth you asking your doctor about this pill.

I think I will cause my acne has got worse and I have a wedding in September and my formal in November.

Yeah, definitely ask them about whether it's a good option for you. Also slightly off topic but my brother had bad back acne and he was prescribed zineryt. Only thing that worked for him. It's this kind of liquid thing you rub on to your skin, and it doesn't stain clothes or bed sheets like all the other stuff he got prescribed.

I'm on Microgynon 30... No side-effects that I can tell, it's regular and shortened and gets rid of the pain.

First pill I tried, which I occasionally go back to, was a dianette called co-cyprindiol. I was put on this, not just for my periods, but also for bad acne- which you mention you suffer from in an earlier post. It might be worth you asking your doctor about this pill.

How did you find the Dianette for your acne? I'm currently on my 7 day break of month two and really desperate for results soon. So fed up of this persistent awful skin Have seen people have such amazing results from this pill

That's the reason I use it. My doctor prefers me being on Microgynon 30, but if I get stressed or something happens that means I get another acne problem, she's happy to put me on the dianette again for several months. Give it time, but maybe also ask your doctor about zineryt, if you haven't tried it already, for acne. It's a liquid kind of thing and should work within weeks.

That's the reason I use it. My doctor prefers me being on Microgynon 30, but if I get stressed or something happens that means I get another acne problem, she's happy to put me on the dianette again for several months. Give it time, but maybe also ask your doctor about zineryt, if you haven't tried it already, for acne. It's a liquid kind of thing and should work within weeks.