period loss
 
            
                
                    thearianadiaz                
                
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                    i’ve lost my period after losing a large amount of weight, i’m not sure what to do to get it back. has this happened to anyone else?                 
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            Yes, most persons with eating disorders have this happen. How much weight did you lose, and in what amount of time?7
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            I've had this a few times before - Stress can be a contributing factor. I didn't do anything to get them back though, I was just glad they were gone albeit temporarily!0
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            Agree with both of the above
 Also if you are sexually active - it wouldn't hurt just to take a pregnancy test to rule it out3
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            I lost my period when I devoped an eating disorder. It never returned. Ended up spending years, and thousands of dollars to get pregnant.
 Please call your OB.11
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            lucky you. wish this would happen to me, I'm almost 38, and don't want kids but my period is like clockwork.2
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            Iwantahealthierme30 wrote: »lucky you. wish this would happen to me, I'm almost 38, and don't want kids but my period is like clockwork.
 Periods are a PITA, but not having one, especially when possibly the result of under eating, over exercising and/or an eating disorder is very dangerous for a woman’s health.
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            I have lost my period for about 3 months but it was during a time of heavy intense exercise and stressful environment = Army basic training. They told us that would happen so i wasn't worried. The day it came back was on Thanksgiving day 😐0
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            I didn’t have one for several years. Then it came back. For one day. On my daughter’s wedding day. And then went away for good. 🤦🏻♀️ Blankety blank blank *kitten*.7
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            i lost about 60 pounds since last year, although my period loss happened about 3 months ago0
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            I had it happen a few times over the years, either because of stress or increased exercise (thruhiking a long trail for 6 months). I didn't worry about it because I wasn't planning on getting pregnant and besides I wasn't in a position to consult a doctor. If you care about your fertility, it would be a good idea to talk to your gynecologist.2
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