so.... i been on a iud (mirena) love it by the way. for almost 5 years before that i was on birth control pill and they both stopped my period completely. last time i got my period i was like 14 almost 15. 28 now. i was put on bc so young due to hating my period when i was on my period it made my mental health worst would get so bad too the point for thinking about dying, while on period. i know hating it too the point of dying is not normal but i am autistic a little Borderline personality disorder and other mental health problems. my insurance did not cover my iud so i had to pay for it with a payment plan however i don't think i can do that again. money too tight. what should i do for bc now. my iud needs to be replaced in august. so what can i do? i never want kids i have my reasons. i know i am young but.... is there a surgery or something i can do. so i don't have to have a period... i hate being a girl sometimes i mean i hate bras i hate having big tits i wish i was a B cup or something i am DD38 now and hate it. i remember when i was a B cup i loved them and did not want them bigger. i want surgery to be a C cup at biggest. i used to just wear lose tee shirts and no bra miss having small boobies haha oh don't ask me to see a therapist i have been for many years also take medications i think there is only one pill that stops it completely its called Lybrel but it maybe made my boobies bigger please i cant take it again there already DD. what i do? also no judgement here with my mental health disorders i am very sensitive too everything. 
*Hugs* And no judgment at all here!
The surgeries that a woman can get are endometrial ablation or a hysterectomy. I looked it up just now and found this:
"Pregnancy is not likely after ablation, but it can happen. If it does, the risks of miscarriage and other problems are greatly increased. If a woman still wants to become pregnant, she should not have this procedure. Women who have
endometrial ablation should use birth control until
after menopause."
"Pregnancy after hysterectomy is extremely rare, with the first case of ectopic pregnancy after hysterectomy reported by Wendler in 1895 [2,3,4]. To the best of our knowledge, there are only 72 cases of post-hysterectomy ectopic pregnancy reported in the world literature."
Women are supposed to have periods for like a few days to a week. Not for weeks at a time...or for a month (and then it stops briefly, and then comes right back). The reason I had gone on the birth control pill in the first place was that I thought it was supposed to help with my abnormal long periods, but I especially remember the summer/fall of 2019 being really bad. I was working a temp. overnight job, and my coworker friend was like "OMG, weren't you
just on your period?! Girl, you need to go get that checked out!" I'd been to this radiology place for a vaginal ultrasound, and they couldn't find anything. No doctor could give me an answer of why I'd be bleeding all the damn time. When the doctor would ask "When was the first day of your last period?," I'd tell her "I'm not even sure how to answer that, since I'm bleeding
all the time."
I'm off the pill and on the Depo shot now, and I've definitely seen an improvement...and am no longer going through several pads a day. I may tear off a sheet of a paper towel and fold it so that I can slip it into the panties I'm wearing...because I may spot a little. This is why when I'm on cam and someone tips for an ass flash, I'm making sure to slip the panties off in a way so that they don't see the little folded-up paper towel sheet inside of them.
