periods have stopped?

It would be a good idea to go get it checked out.

Funky things happening with period = Go see a doctor.

There are WAY too many factors with periods to just look at one or two factors, and no one on the internet is going to have enough information to help you with that.

It sounds like you have put your body into starvation mode, and need to increase your calorie intake. Extreme calorie deficits may help you drop pounds quickly, but it will not help you keep the weight off in the long run.

Well, 17 kg is not that much, it's somewhat a kilo a week. But see a doctor. If you don't get your period it is maybe not the calorie-intake but the nutrition.

Edit: and there are zillion other reasons for not having a period, but the fact that topic starter is losing weight, this is quite likely.

There are many athletic women to whom this happens. Also, there are some women who do not eat enough food and lose a whole lot of weight fast to whom it happens. Having said that, you should see a doctor to rule out pregnancy and other things that could be going on.

It's not "normal" in normal exercise and normal weight loss. But it happens frequently in the cases I've described.

Hey just wondering has anybody else had their period stop when they are exercising and cutting down to 1500 calories? I have lost 37.5 pounds in 4 months but I haven't had a period in that time. Is this normal?

I had this over the past month. I was eating 1580 and walking 2 miles three times a week. I have only missed one period (negative HPTs obviously), but am due for another next week. If I miss that, I plan to see my doctor. You should probably do the same. Better be safe than sorry.

Based on the information you've provided (very very very little), NO ONE can or should tell you anything other than: check with your doctor.

amenorrhea

Not a question to ask on here; seek medical advice from a doctor! Edit: More specifically a gynecologist!

diva cup?

I'm not a doctor, and therefor I am unqualified to answer this question. Can you ask a different question?

I just want some advice from people who have had similar problems. There is no need to be rude. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all

best of luck with your undiagnosed medical condition.

This is not normal. Go see a doctor ASAP.

I'm sure that some people are offering decent advice (did not read other posts) but please see a doctor. I stopped getting my period for quite a number of months and made the mistake of ignoring it and thinking it was just stress-related. It turns out that I was severely anemic. Your body is desperately trying to tell you something, please listen to it!

Most likely you aren't eating enough/exercising too much, but see a doctor. No one here can really help you. Also, I imagine you already knew the answer otherwise you wouldn't have thought to ask it here. Again, go see a doctor.

I doubt this has been suggested, but you should really see a doctor.