'Lady' issues (men *and some women* may not want to read this as it is a bit uncomfortable for some)
jtboner
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I've been with MFP for awhile, one thing I've noticed is that since I've started MFP, my cycles have been getting more and more bizzare. Now I am really concerned because I haven't gotten my cycle for 2-3 months. For sure this is nothing to do with pregnancy and menopause I am not 'active' in that way and I am too young for that. I don't do that much exercise so it wouldn't be that issue either. Does anyone have this problem or have any possible explanations?
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Maybe you should get a check up from your doctor.0
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If I recall correctly you are already at a low body weight and eating minimal calories; that might have something to do with it.0
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What is your BMI? If it has dropped too low, you might be suffering from amenorrhoea. If it's not that, then best to head to the doctors.0
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louubelle16 wrote: »What is your BMI? If it has dropped too low, you might be suffering from amenorrhoea. If it's not that, then best to head to the doctors.
I am at the 49th percentile at the moment, which is about a BMI of 20ish0 -
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louubelle16 wrote: »What is your BMI? If it has dropped too low, you might be suffering from amenorrhoea. If it's not that, then best to head to the doctors.
I am at the 49th percentile at the moment, which is about a BMI of 20ish
In one of your previous posts you said you were under 113?0 -
louubelle16 wrote: »What is your BMI? If it has dropped too low, you might be suffering from amenorrhoea. If it's not that, then best to head to the doctors.
I am at the 49th percentile at the moment, which is about a BMI of 20ish
In one of your previous posts you said you were under 113?
I have now dropped to 111.2 lbs0 -
Schedule an appointment with the OBGYN.0
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Ok, I think you should head to the doctor. And, you really, really, really need to eat more. Trust me, you really don't want this damage to your fertility to be permanent...0
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Ok, I am definitely convinced, do NOT want to hurt my future kids because of my health.louubelle16 wrote: »Ok, I think you should head to the doctor. And, you really, really, really need to eat more. Trust me, you really don't want this damage to your fertility to be permanent...0 -
Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)0 -
Same thing happened to me when I was your age and was on the swim team, and your same weight. The doctor said it was a thing that could sometimes happen with hard exercise. He put me on the Pill to restore my cycles. Go see the doc but don't panic, it's very likely not anything dangerous.0
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amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.0 -
amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again0 -
amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again
Ah, I get it. That is understandable.0 -
amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again
Some people are sensitive to it, others aren't. Especially guys, they can be rather grossed out talking about TOM with women. Not all guys, but enough that I give warnings too.
As for your original question, when you're underweight, it can mess up your period, even make it disappear. If your doctor has ruled out other causes, chances are you're very underweight and need to correct that. Work with your doctor to find what the perfect weight range is for your body and stick with that, neither over or under. If you stay in that range and are getting the nutrition you need, you should be fine.0 -
amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again
Some people are sensitive to it, others aren't. Especially guys, they can be rather grossed out talking about TOM with women. Not all guys, but enough that I give warnings too.
As for your original question, when you're underweight, it can mess up your period, even make it disappear. If your doctor has ruled out other causes, chances are you're very underweight and need to correct that. Work with your doctor to find what the perfect weight range is for your body and stick with that, neither over or under. If you stay in that range and are getting the nutrition you need, you should be fine.
WTF you flag people for period discussion? am i reading that right?
Also, who cares about men who have dumb opinions. Women's issues, don't click. What were they expecting to find?
To the OP--my period stopped AND THEN RESTARTED one month. If it ceased entirely, I would be at the doctor's.
One thing I noticed--and someone told me it's because I'm in my thirties--is that my cycle shortened by a few days.0 -
amyrebeccah wrote: »
I interpreted as her saying she gives a TMI warning if she posts something about a period, not that she's a mod who warns others for it.barbecuesauce wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again
Some people are sensitive to it, others aren't. Especially guys, they can be rather grossed out talking about TOM with women. Not all guys, but enough that I give warnings too.
As for your original question, when you're underweight, it can mess up your period, even make it disappear. If your doctor has ruled out other causes, chances are you're very underweight and need to correct that. Work with your doctor to find what the perfect weight range is for your body and stick with that, neither over or under. If you stay in that range and are getting the nutrition you need, you should be fine.
WTF you flag people for period discussion? am i reading that right?
Also, who cares about men who have dumb opinions. Women's issues, don't click. What were they expecting to find?
To the OP--my period stopped AND THEN RESTARTED one month. If it ceased entirely, I would be at the doctor's.
One thing I noticed--and someone told me it's because I'm in my thirties--is that my cycle shortened by a few days.
For me, if someone puts "period/menstruation/cycle" in a topic title, that should give plenty of "warning" to someone who's so squeamish they can't bear to read about it.
Oh true, I probably read it wrong.
I never understand why men click the bra/period threads. I wouldn't click a thread for them.0 -
barbecuesauce wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
THANK you. I understand why people might be shy, but I wish that there was less apologizing for talking about body functions.Go see your doctor. It may be nothing or it may be something.
I am not concerned when my cycle goes wonky because I've been having my period for nearly 28 years and know how my body works. You are a lot younger and it seems like this is a new thing for you. In your situation, it's best to check things out with a professional.
There's no need to warn off anybody when talking about periods, btw. We're all adults. Period happen (and sometimes don't happen.)
sorry, I recently got a warning from MFP for a post, I wanted to be safe by warning people about things that they may or may not be comfortable with. I did not intend to imply that periods should be all 'hush hush'.
Gotcha--I hope it wasn't the silverfish. I'd destroy one of those egg dishes.
nope, it was another post, which I better not give any info about or else I'll be 'warned' again
Some people are sensitive to it, others aren't. Especially guys, they can be rather grossed out talking about TOM with women. Not all guys, but enough that I give warnings too.
As for your original question, when you're underweight, it can mess up your period, even make it disappear. If your doctor has ruled out other causes, chances are you're very underweight and need to correct that. Work with your doctor to find what the perfect weight range is for your body and stick with that, neither over or under. If you stay in that range and are getting the nutrition you need, you should be fine.
WTF you flag people for period discussion? am i reading that right?
Also, who cares about men who have dumb opinions. Women's issues, don't click. What were they expecting to find?
To the OP--my period stopped AND THEN RESTARTED one month. If it ceased entirely, I would be at the doctor's.
One thing I noticed--and someone told me it's because I'm in my thirties--is that my cycle shortened by a few days.
I've never flagged anyone for TMI. The only posts I've ever flagged have been the recent outbreak of spam posts from spam accounts. TMI or body functions or whatever doesn't bother me, and while I would suggest a warning on some things, I don't really care unless it breaks the rules. Even then, I'd rather let the mods handle it. Let he who hath never posted off topic make the first flag! XD0
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