It doesn't appear your symptoms are that of Cervical or Ovarian cancer to me.
A lot of people have irregular cycles and that is Ok. My advice is that you
need to go to a phychologist to see if you can sort out the real symptoms and
the fear of something being wrong. I'm horrible at "finding" my symtoms on
the internet and jumping the gun on what is wrong. You do need to go in and
get a regular exam. But really, most people with cervical cancer really don't
have any symptoms. And with cervical cancer I did have some irregular bleeding,
but it wasn't like an irregular period. It was my cervix bleeding. Whole
different
thing. Every woman of child bearing years should get an exam every year in
my opinion. Screening is really the only way to detect it. Good luck to you.
Get in to see a phychologist. You don't need to live like this! It'll be
Ok.

Mary Anne

>Hi all. my name is Punkie, 21 yrs old. Lately i've become
>obsessively worried about having ovarian/cervical cancer. the fear
>has become almost paralyzing, i have panic attacks and bouts of
>crying. my period is irregular, missing for months then shows up
>very light, or just spotting, or even normal. my last period was in
>march and since then nothing, before that (february) i had a light
>period that lasted 6 days, december and january just spotting. i
>spend hours researching symptoms online and sometimes what i read
>calms me down but sometimes i get it in my head that i do have
>symptoms. sometimes i am almost sure it is pcos i have because i
>have some symptoms of that. ive never been to a gyno and im scared
>not of going but of finding out something bad. i dont know how i
>would deal with it, i cant even confront the idea of having to
>inform my family if something was wrong. sometimes i feel like i'd
>rather not know, other times i want to know and feel a strong sense
>of if i do have it i will do anything to beat it. basically my
>emotions are a rollercoaster. also i suffer from depression, panic
>attacks and i am hypochondriac, so frequently any things i feel or
>see i manage to attribute to something bad. any advice???
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