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Significant weight gain or weight loss is one of the reasons for irregular periods. Even though low body weight is the most common cause of irregular periods, obesity (obesity effects)also causes various interruptions in your regular menstrual cycle.
If you are a victim of severe emotional stress, then you can possibly experience irregular or missed periods.
ve been a little nauseous, I almost passed out in a class because of an open heart surgery video (I never usually get sick from that). Then starting about a week ago, I've noticed an excess amount of stringy clear discharge, sharp pains in my right and left side. On my back and where my ovaries are. And starting yesterday, I've noticed an excess amount of bleeding in my underwear. It looks, smells, and feels (gross, I know. But I'm desperate) like regular period blood.
Over the age of 40, it may be due to the menopause and not having a period for 3 years will mean that your menstrual cycle days are finished.
Still see your doctor though to make sure that your period have stopped because of the menopause.
My breasts have been sore for weeks, and I am not talking slightly sore like before a menstrual cycle but extremely sore. I have to continuously wear a sports bra and when I am in the shower I have to prop them up and the water hitting them is painful. There is in NO WAY that I am pregnant, seeing that I don't have sex with men. I am 23. I don't have a regular menstrual cycle because I have a slightly higher testosterone level than what is considered normal.
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Multiple menstrual periods in a month are due to polymenorrhea. Polymenorrhea or bleeding from vagina more than once a month could be due to several causes such fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis, uterine polyps, hormonal imbalance, thyroid problems and bleeding disorders. It could also be due to an IUD implant if you have one or due to oral contraceptive pills. It can also be a part of severe pelvic inflammatory disorder. STDs like Chlamydia and gonorrhea too can cause this.
No one seems to have a perfect story that matches mine. When I play video games for long periods(few hours, 2 or 3.) I get this numbness/tingling on the side of my face. It has gotten worse over the years now with a burning/pressure feeling.... I also get some sort of dizziness/light headedness. I'm very concerned.... In my family seizures from video games is in our genes.. Im very concerened Should I see a doctor???
Btw this has been happening for a few years now...
If you were my patient, I would suspect that some of the symptoms are unrelated to each other. It does sound like you might have menstrual migraines. The changes in the menstrual cycle could certainly be a result of weight loss. The groin pain is difficult to judge. Possibly an infection somewhere?
If you were my patient, I would also tell you that you should come in for a thorough check up to try to put the whole picture together.
Good luck!
If you are spotting for a whole week before your normal periods, then this can be because of hormonal issues, or local problems like cervical erosion etc. Consult your Doctor.
Hope this helps.
I would also like to add that most women over the age of 45 who receive chemotherapy such as yours, will become amenorrheic (meaning that menstrual periods will stop). For many, this cessation of menstrual periods will represent permanent menopause but a minority will have return of menstruation either regular or irregular in the future.I have read that some women restarted menstruation 2 years or more after completing Chemotherapy.
Certainly, I understand that you're facing some concerns about your menstrual cycle, particularly the recent delays in your periods. It's natural to have questions, especially when you've always had a regular cycle. Here are some key points to consider:
Why Your Period Might Be Delayed
Stress: Emotional or physical stress can significantly impact your menstrual cycle. Stress hormones can interfere with the hormones that regulate your period, causing delays.
Hello,
Depoprovera shots can cause irregularity in the menstrual cycle as longer or shorter menstrual periods, heavier or lighter periods.Other causes of irregular menstrual periods are high level of stress and anxiety, cholesterol, hormonal imbalance, chain smoking, dramatic changes in your life style,PCOS(polycystic ovarian disease) and fibroid uterus.
Can you identify any of these factors?
If you continue to miss periods, for more than 3 months or more in between, you may need to have some hormoen levels checked. You may have a form of polycystic ovary disease and you may need to check with your provider for some medications to help regulate your periods.
Hope this helps!
Dr B!
Missed 2 menstrual cycles. Last two dates were first week of april and may. Had physical contacts on 24 april and 28 may(unprotected) . Tested with 6 different brands of home pregnancy kits. Dates of test are 28 june ,3rd,5th,7th,15th,17thjuly (morining first urine samples). All 6 results were neagtive. Having abdominal cramps from last 3-4 days. Am i pregnant ? Or is there some other problem ? Please help.
Missed 2 menstrual cycles. Last two dates were first week of april and may. Had physical contacts on 24 april and 28 may(unprotected) . Tested with 6 different brands of home pregnancy kits. Dates of test are 28 june ,3rd,5th,7th,15th,17thjuly (morining first urine samples). All 6 results were neagtive. Having abdominal cramps from last 3-4 days. Am i pregnant ? Or is there some other problem ? Please help.
I agree that virginity is something to be proud of. It is normal to have periods irregularly at 16, especially if you don't have a lot of body fat and/or are going through a stressful time. If you don't see it for 6 months, see your ob-gyn, maybe get a workup. All the best to you!
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This irregularity in periods is due to PCOS. The menstrual irregularities of PCOS are accompanied by a lack of ovulation, so affected women may experience infertility. An increase in the production of androgens (male hormones) by the ovaries in PCOS may result in excess hair growth in areas suggesting a male pattern, known as hirsutism.
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