Pssst... Ladies, does your favorite Aunt still visit?
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Hellavaloosa
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Hey ladies,
Sorry this is a bit personal and has probably been discussed a gazillion times before... BUT - I haven't had me you know what for two months now. I'm still a healthy BMI (about 23) but have lost about 20 % of my body weight so I guess everything is just adjusting. Has anyone else experienced this? What did you do? How long did it take to come back? Did you end up seeing a Dr or did things just sort themselves out in their own time??
Never thought I'd actually WANT Aunt Flo to visit but it is surprisingly annoying and I feel all out of kilter!!
Sorry this is a bit personal and has probably been discussed a gazillion times before... BUT - I haven't had me you know what for two months now. I'm still a healthy BMI (about 23) but have lost about 20 % of my body weight so I guess everything is just adjusting. Has anyone else experienced this? What did you do? How long did it take to come back? Did you end up seeing a Dr or did things just sort themselves out in their own time??
Never thought I'd actually WANT Aunt Flo to visit but it is surprisingly annoying and I feel all out of kilter!!
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Doesn't really make a difference with me tbh. I would probably ask the doctor if it'd been 2 months.0
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yup i know exactly what you're going through because i haven't had my monthly visits in over 3 months. a friend of mine hasn't had hers in over a year. i believe it'll come back when you lessen your workout routine. i went to the clinic 4 times to make sure i wasn't pregnant until i finally got a blood test and then i relaxed about it because of course it came back negative. doctor said it was expected and that it happens. didn't mention any risks but thats probably because i made it very obvious that i wasn't trying to get pregnant. so IF you are trying to get pregnant, then you may wanna adjust your routine.0
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yup i know exactly what you're going through because i haven't had my monthly visits in over 3 months. a friend of mine hasn't had hers in over a year. i believe it'll come back when you lessen your workout routine. i went to the clinic 4 times to make sure i wasn't pregnant until i finally got a blood test and then i relaxed about it because of course it came back negative. doctor said it was expected and that it happens. didn't mention any risks but thats probably because i made it very obvious that i wasn't trying to get pregnant. so IF you are trying to get pregnant, then you may wanna adjust your routine.
Goodness gracious a whole year!! Ha nope - defo not pregnant and not trying so all good on that front - pleased to know I'm not the only one though so cheers for the reply. Awesome profile pic BTW - love your tattoos!!0 -
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You don't have to be at an unhealthy BMI to have messed up your menstrual cycle. An overly severe restriction of calories will do that even while you are at a "healthy" weight.
However, you should still see a doctor about this to rule out other issues which could be causing amenorreah.0 -
mIne comes every 4 weeks, almost like clockwork.... even in my mid 40's.... so wish it would slow down, but then again, I am not looking forward to any of those other nasty things such as hot flashes, LOL.0
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I have the opposite happening, was twice in Aug, and now again this week just hoping it will settle to a regular pattern again soon
I keep thinking I will be starting the 'change' soon as I am 50 but they are getting more frequent not less :grumble:0 -
I hadn't had one at all in four years (due to the type of bc I'm on) and when I got into actually working out every day (and not just wakling/cardio) I actually had one. O_o The body likes to play tricks on us. I wouldn't be overly alarmed but taking regular tests to make sure you're not preggers isn't a bad idea either.0
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I have noticed that the more I work out the less regular I am. I would say if you're concerned go to the doctor just to make sure that's the issue. Better safe than sorry
On another not, GREAT job in your success!!!!
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Mine have been irregular since I started I usually have 2 a year every now and again I get one that sneaks up for a day or two very light hardly worth mentioning Im 33 now started at 9 stopped started again at 12 havent had any adverse health effects from it although I did have to be put on meds once when I was trying to get pregnant believe it was progesterone not sure was so long ago. The docs never seemed to concerned so I wouldnt worry to much BUT definititly mention it to your gyno to be safe could be something but In my inexperience I think its ok.0
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