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writes:I don't know if anyone will have answer to this but... I hate having periods, i am 14 years old and i have had them since i was 11. I would say i am a fairly active teen, i horseride walk dogs everyday ect. But when i am on i can't ride or walk the dogs because i feel so uncomfortable.Is there any kind of tablet or method i can use to stop my periods until i am a bit older like 16-17ANY suggesions will be welcome !!
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2008): I've told my and its fine and its gone LOL call and I'm really 14 sox about saying I'm 11 LOL
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2008): omg I hav the same problem and I'm 11 I hav'ent told any one yet not even my mum cuz I'm scars wat she thinks :s
And Im scard :(
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reader, anonymous, writes (25 February 2008): Well, I think because you're under 16 the doctor needs your parents permission? I might be wrong here, I'm not sure. But as long as if your parents found out, they knew it was just for your periods, then hey, go for it. But make sure guys don't get the wrong impression if you tell them you're on the pill. That would be my only concern. But I would say that, yes, I know periods are a serious blow to women, but you've got to live with it. You're only you, it's natural, but you're coming into womanhood now and it's all a part of growing up. So try not to just shy away from it all. Good luck :]
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 February 2008): hey,
people may not agree with this way but 2 of my friends at school ones 14 and ones 15 they have just got this coil thing put in their arm, and it is a contriceptive coil but it stops your periods for 5 years and then they get it taken out and if you want another one putting in then you dont if you dont lol. well anyway i just thought id suggest it to ya, as its stopped their periods till theyre about 19 ish and they also cant get pregnant.
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reader, HorseRider +, writes (24 February 2008):
HorseRider is verified as being by the original poster of the questionHey,i have been looking on the web and quickly understood that i cant not stop them but i have read about taking conerceptive pills ? which could lighten and shorten my period? i am normally on for about 3/4 days and its what consider a normal flow ( not light or heavy ). Does anyone have any verdicts on taking the C pills and if so what sort would be best suited for me ? Two of my friends are on the pill one is on Mircognon ( probly spelt wronge! ) and i dont know what the other is...anymore help ?
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 February 2008): God, I'd love a pill that stopped them. Lol. But unfortunately, there's nothing to stop your periods. Yep, periods are a massive blow for women all over the world, but hey, what can we do. You can buy magnet-y things that you clip to the side of your underwear when you're on your period and these can reduce pain and discomfort quite a lot though. They're about a tenner in Boots. Also, have you tried tampons? They are very suitable and comfy for when you're on your period and still want to keep active. I use them all the time now, because I found when I used pads, I rustled when I walked. Lol. Also, tampons prevent any 'leaks' and are more hygenic in a way. But the answer to your question.. Nope, there's nothing that can stop your periods. Hope the disappointment wears off in a while lol good luck :]
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reader, MissKin +, writes (24 February 2008):
 I know periods are a pain but you have to deal with them one way or another.There are several things you could do.. but because of your age, and because it takes a couple more of your teenage years to really balance out your menstrual cycle, i don't know if they could be used with you. A form of contraception - the progestegon-only pill (The POP pill) - stops ovulation and therefore is supposed to stop your periods completely for as long as you're taking it aswell as protect you from becoming pregnant of course. This is the same hormone used with the Implant available in the UK, but i'm really not sure this is suitable for you because of your age. Other pills can be used to regulate your period so you know exactly when it's coming. Medication can be given to ease the uncomfortable feeling you get when doing activities when you're on your period. Some medications also do not work well for everyone and can lead to more harm than good. I personally don't recommend trying to 'stop' your periods as things won't be any different when they 'come back' at sixteen or seventeen. Everyone has to deal with the pain and annoyances of periods i'm afraid. Using tampons, instead of towels, may make things easier and more comfortable when being active too - it depends what sort of 'uncomfortable' you're referring to. On all accounts, if you go to see your GP/family doctor you can ask any questions about this and tell them what's bothering you and what you want done. Whatever form of solution you go to you will need to go to your GP to discuss it first. Doctors are very professional regarding subjects like this but it always helps to see a female doctor. Don't do anything without consulting your doctor, or at least an adult/parent/guardian first.
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