It is important to be seen. Let your GP know. I had this post menopausal, and was endometrial cancer. However it could be perimenopausal for you, and may not be so serious, but it is best you are seen. I did have a lot of extra bleeding prior to the menopause, and it was fibroids. It is not easy at the moment as getting to see someone is sometimes complicated, but hang in there and be persistent. All the very best, I do hope it will be dealt with easily for you, and I hope your calls are met with kindness and compassion. 

Hi there, thank you for your response. 
I'm only 30 so hoping it is not anything to do with menopause as I have yet to start a family. I will call the gp after the holidays and hopefully get booked in asap. It is a worry. X

Hello Nurse399023, 

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Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator

All the best as you wait for an appointment and information. It is good you are 'on it'! Do something nice for yourself while you wait. X

Hello and thanks for posting,

I am sorry to hear that you are troubled by some recent symptoms.

Unfortunately, this forum isn't really meant for people with symptoms, as each person's situation is different, and therefore it isn't usually that helpful to compare.

There are many reasons for erratic periods, such as stress, dieting, hormone level changes, contraception changes, and various gynaecological conditions, such as fibroids. In someone young, this is common, and not likely to be anything serious. 

The NHS website links here are helpful,

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Do keep a diary of period dates, and speak with your GP who can assess you and advise you further.

Wishing you the best,

Vanda