Tmi question

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  • LITtlerMeCO
    LITtlerMeCO Posts: 130 Member
    jenglish712 wrote: »
    I spend even more time at the gym or running during my wife's tom.

    Nice, I'm sure she appreciates it too. If she's anything like me I like a little alone time once a month.
  • Lounmoun
    Lounmoun Posts: 8,423 Member
    Yes. I do what I feel up to. Most exercises I normally do are just fine during my period.
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    Thanks ladies... I just wanted to know.
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    Another question could exercising and diet change your cycles or have 2 periods in one month?
  • CountessKitteh
    CountessKitteh Posts: 1,505 Member
    aprilh576 wrote: »
    Another question could exercising and diet change your cycles or have 2 periods in one month?

    All sorts of things can change when you change how you eat and your level of activity. A single month isn't usually enough to say what's going on, but I'd keep track of everything, and if you're concerned, check in with your doc. Dramatic weight loss can really lighten things up/change timing because hormones are more effective with less body mass to contend with.
  • mccindy72
    mccindy72 Posts: 7,001 Member
    why is this a tmi question. Seriously. Body functions are natural.
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    mccindy72 wrote: »
    why is this a tmi question. Seriously. Body functions are natural.

    I guess I been on too many mommy groups and you get chewed out for not labeling things like this. Lol.
  • mccindy72
    mccindy72 Posts: 7,001 Member
    aprilh576 wrote: »
    mccindy72 wrote: »
    why is this a tmi question. Seriously. Body functions are natural.

    I guess I been on too many mommy groups and you get chewed out for not labeling things like this. Lol.

    I see. That's kind of sad.
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    CountessKitteh wrote: »
    aprilh576 wrote: »
    Another question could exercising and diet change your cycles or have 2 periods in one month?

    All sorts of things can change when you change how you eat and your level of activity. A single month isn't usually enough to say what's going on, but I'd keep track of everything, and if you're concerned, check in with your doc. Dramatic weight loss can really lighten things up/change timing because hormones are more effective with less body mass to contend with.

    Thank you so much. Not too concerned yet but enough to ask questions.
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    mccindy72 wrote: »
    aprilh576 wrote: »
    mccindy72 wrote: »
    why is this a tmi question. Seriously. Body functions are natural.

    I guess I been on too many mommy groups and you get chewed out for not labeling things like this. Lol.

    I see. That's kind of sad.

    It is but on the Internet you can never be too sure how people will act towards you.
  • XxQueenMxX
    XxQueenMxX Posts: 683 Member
    If my cramps aren't too bad Yes!
    I've noticed that when I workout the first day of my period, my period isn't as heavy and it actually ends sooner.
  • takkyboomboom
    takkyboomboom Posts: 43 Member
    Literally just did! Now THAT is probably TMI - lol!
  • aprilh576
    aprilh576 Posts: 50 Member
    takkyboomboom wrote: »
    Literally just did! Now THAT is probably TMI - lol!

    You literally made me lol.
  • takkyboomboom
    takkyboomboom Posts: 43 Member
    I'm here all week :smiley:
  • PositivelyFlawed
    PositivelyFlawed Posts: 316 Member
    jenglish712 wrote: »
    I spend even more time at the gym or running during my wife's tom.

    Hahaha

    After day two i'm good to work out. In the beginning, not so much.

  • rockstarginaa
    rockstarginaa Posts: 1,529 Member
    Always do.
  • toriraeh
    toriraeh Posts: 105 Member
    I don't always. I have chronic migraines and they flair BIG TIME during my tom. Sometimes I can push through but sometimes I stay home and take meds instead. In my opinion, the answer to this is in your body- if you can push through, do it. You probably won't regret it. But if you're like me and have pretty serious symptoms, it might be better to take it easy for a few days.
  • MissMelissa514
    MissMelissa514 Posts: 63 Member
    Absolutely yes!!
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