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Hya was just wondering if any one has problems with there periods i have problems im wearing 3 pads a time im very heavy and in a lot of pain and when im on i become anemic and even tho im on anticoagulants i still pass very large clots dorry for graphic details xx

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I was undiagnosed and had pretty much an identicle cycle to yours. They never could regulate it. Finally I was put on "the very controversial pill (1970 or so)" to regulate my menses at approximately age 18/19. I was 13/14 before menses commenced. I would pass terrible clots and I would bleed for six weeks and then not bleed for months and then bleed constantly - almost hemhorraging- cramping to accompany it. Menopause was not any better. As a matter of fact, it was rather brutal, but I lived to talk about it.

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janjan78

Well it's like reading about my own monthlies!!! I have had the EXACT same problems since I started my periods aged 11......horrendous having to go through that so young & have no idea why it was happening :( over the last 20+ yrs I have been put on various different forms of contraception to try & gain control over it some with better success than others but still have issues if I'm not on anything :( I am on Norethisterone 8wkly inj. which *touch wood* are working & have eased the cramping to more bearable & bleeding of a normal flow for 3-4days halleluia!!!! it's like a walk in the park after years of never buying light coloured trousers etc as I never knew when I'd come on & with what force.....took them ages to find something that worked for me with no oestrogen in but like I say fingers crossed this one seems to work for the last year anyway :)

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I've always had periods all over the place. Was regular on the pill, but since being diagnosed and the pill being one of the major reasons I nearly lost my life, I'm back to having irregular periods again. Although I have polycystic ovary syndrome I am more regular with an INR of 3. When my INR is bellow 2.5, they are pretty much non existent. I also have the marina coil fitted, so think this could be part of the problem also!!

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julieej

I had the same problems and did not want to use any sort of birth control or hormone due to increased risk of developing clots. I don't plan to have more children so I opted for an endometrial ablation. I highly suggest it but only if you're done having children.

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Hilda_G in reply tojulieej

Ah, the wonderful endometrial ablation! I had my done in 2011 and wished I'd had it done years ago!

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KarenOR

Ask to have the hormone coil to be put in it slows your period right down, your meds wont be helping as its thinning your blood, hence heavier period. I am having the hotmone coil placed back in because of the pain in the head when im on. And the meds dont take the pain away

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kezebabe

Omg will they give me the thngy where u cant have kids ive had five kids n definatly dnt want more lol but sooo wish this pain and water fall pmt would stop thnk u everyone xx

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