anyone know what this is?

im kind of sick of it ngl like ive finished my period a few days ago and suddenly , i have a really bad sharp pain and it's really painful. idk why?

Depends on where is the pain. If it's an abdominal pain after menstruation, I've felt that before, don't worry it might be cramp after menstruation (sometimes occured for some people). A few days later, you'd feel better. Try to give a warm compress on your stomach, it'd be a lot better. Or it might be caused by eating spices too much, and it also depends on your eating habit. By the way, if this goes for more than 3 days straight, please visit a doctor. Hope you get well soon.

well I mean you could ask a professional 👀

they're not going to do anything are they?
what do you think they're going to do?

im kind of sick of it ngl like ive finished my period a few days ago and suddenly , i have a really bad sharp pain and it's really painful. idk why?

GPs can help with irregular periods and severe period pains. There are quite a few treatment options and they might also be able to diagnose an underlying cause

can they? idk i have really painful ones and they are heavy too. i feel really awkward talking about this to a doctor. is having irregular periods not normal?

There is a pain called Mittelschmerz, which happens at ovulation. It may be that.

Having said that, I think that it would be worth speaking to a female GP at the surgery, it sounds as though you might benefit from help if they are irregular in this way.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ovulation-pain/

can they? idk i have really painful ones and they are heavy too. i feel really awkward talking about this to a doctor. is having irregular periods not normal?

Yes, they can - it's what they're there for!
It's awkward to talk about but they really could help.
Depending on how old you are it can be normal to have irregular periods for around two years after your first one, but after that it's not normal to have cycles longer than 35 days or fewer than 9 cycles a year. Have a look at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/irregular-periods/
Equally it's not normal to have very heavy or painful periods and it can be a sign of a heath condition (https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heavy-periods/)

Depends. Speak to your GP.

would you say that if I sometimes have a normal cycle like 33-39 days and then sometimes 40-90 , would u say that's abnormal?

thank you for your help .

It's worth speaking to your GP.

One reason is that irregularity in menstruation can impact on later bone density.

The other is the hassle, to be honest. If there is a way of having periods which are pretty much regular, that sounds better to me.

Make an appointment with your GP this week.

No worries, I hope you can get some support.

Irregular periods can be pretty darn annoying. Mine are irregular, as well as very short and painful when they do happen. Definitely worth speaking to your GP about soon! Take care.

you're right. it is natural i suppose .
im 16 and started mine at 11.
it's been like this ever since i started. i honestly thought it was normal.
my periods range from 30 -90 days but mostly 37-42 days
thank you so much btw.

it disappeared at lunch time but it was really painful this morning, im not over exaggerating either. idk, i always have irregular periods and its annoying haha. when i was on my period my pains lasted for weeks bc my period took almost 90 days to arrive. it's frustrating.


thank you so so muchhh!!! ❤