Hi Coalie & UriFloss2! Every girl is different. Usually for the first two years (sometimes longer) your periods will be irregular. That means they may come at any given time. "Always expect the unexpected." For example, they may come three months in a row, then skip three months in a row. Or you might get your period every other month. Birth Control might help regulate your period. Check with your doctor. Check yourself each time you use the restroom.

I have had my period since I was 10 years old, and I am almost 18 now, its been irregular forever! I have been on 2 different birth controls and they only made it worse :(

Mine has been extremely irregular, and I'm a swimmer, so it's not a good thing! How do I know how to expect my next period? I think i'd just about die if I got my next one while swimming! Any advice? Please help!

Something has been bothering for a while and i just want to clear out my confusion that I got my last period on 19 September,2012 and after that I did have any period up till now i.e no periods in October and it is almost mid of November!Is is okay?Please guide me!This has never happened before and by the way I am 18 years old.Please answer.Thanks!

i had my period on time for about 3 months i had my period in september,then i got anotherone the next week! i hope this is normal?

hey umm "urillfloss?" < hope i got that right ;) so umm did you ever get the feeling you are umm? pregnant?

ShortyShorts978, that's what your period is. Do you mean all of the blood in your body? Then no, it's not possible. :)

My period wasn't irregular... I guess I'm lucky?

i had my period on time for about 3 months i had my period in september,then i got anotherone the next week! i hope this is normal?

When I first started, I had them every month. I never knew when it was coming until I felt icky in my undies. I started at eleven, and it took me until I was fourteen or fifteen to learn the signs from my body (such as random, mild cramps a few days before in my lower tummy) that it was almost time, and to start wearing a pad until it showed up!