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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted. [QUOTE]Originally posted by justagirl1219: [QB] So my period came two days later than predicted, and its been extremely light and scanty. Normally my heaviest day is the second day it comes, and that would have been yesterday but there was hardly any flow. I highly doubt I'm pregnant since I haven't posed a risk according to the article you guys have. As stated, manual sex (fingering) does NOT pose a pregnancy risk-- right? Also in the past two weeks prior to my period I have been very stressed and anxious (over finals, and I recently found a strange lump in my right breast. Friday, it got checked out by a doctor though and I'm choosing to have it removed), and I've gotten a cold with an awful cough. Could stress and illness contribute to my scanty period? Lastly, I'm a world class worry wart~ my neighbor who is a year older than I am started experiencing abnormal things with her menstrual cycle, and it turns out she had cervical cancer. Could that be me?? Oh and some background info, my period used to be very irregular, I've had it for about 4 years. I used to be on birth control to regulate my hormones~I stopped taking it about 3-4 months ago because I wanted to see if my period had regulated itself. The first two cycles it did, now I'm not so sure.... Anyways- why is my period so light? Please ease this restless mind. THANKS (: [/QB][/QUOTE]

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