-- Posted by Anonymous at 1:43 pm on July 9, 2009 okay so last month i got my period normally. and then a week nd a bit later i got my period again! i thought it couldve been a kidney infection but the pain seemed to go away so i assumed it was gone. me and my boyfriend have sex but we use spermicide once this month for the first time nd i was so nervous if it would work or not cuz its not 100% sure thing. nd so this month i was supposed to get my period today but i didnt. should i be expecting my period in a week or so since i got it twice last month? maybe i should get it later now from the last time i had it? or could something else be wrong? -- Posted by Italianlnm at 1:44 pm on July 9, 2009 There could be something else wrong. I would just wait it out and see how it goes. -- Posted by The Wolfhound at 1:45 pm on July 9, 2009 GYNO -- Posted by Just Waiting Here at 1:56 pm on July 9, 2009 Your period doesn't really fully regulate until quite a while after your first one.  It's not unusual for some people to get two periods in one month, nor is it unusual to occasionally skip one period. If you got your period a few weeks ago, then you may have another month until you get your period again. However, the second bleeding you had, was it extremely light?  There is such a thing as implantation bleeding, which is around the time you would have conceived a baby. If you're concerned about pregnancy, then I would suggest that you get a pregnancy test.  Wait until you feel you've missed a period (or when you should have gotten it) and then take it.  That's what I would think. As for spermicide, you said it yourself, it's not 100% thing.  None of the contraceptions are... however, spermicide doesn't have as high a success rate as something like a condom.  If you are planning on using spermicide again, I would consider at least to pair that up with withdrawal... though a condom (or birth control) would be better. -- Posted by Anonymous at 2:56 pm on July 9, 2009 no i got my period normaly and then it came a week later again just as heavy as it usually is