Heavy periods hypothyroid
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Usually with hypothyroid comes heavy periods, and lack of periods tends to go along with hyperthyroid. But all of us are very different sometimes with our thyroid symptoms! lol
I would also ask your gyno about this since you are on BC and maybe it is the wrong one for you and could be causing this.
I'm going to request the tests. About the symptoms, I would say: weight gain, sensitivity to heat and cold, fatigue, constipation, sore muscles, slow movements and weakness, coarse, thinning hair and brittle nails,problems with memory and concentration . I don't know if that has anything to do with it but I would like to mention that nine months ago I had a baby.
Jeeze...I'm really reluctant to post this, but here goes...Are any of you female "thyroids" on Synthroid (or maybe just hypothyroid) and have extended periods when you had normal cycles before the hypothyroid problem? Mine's been going for 16 days now and it's never done this before...Can hypothyroid throw you into perimenopause? (I'm 43 yrs)-Or maybe just muck with the female hormones? (Should I be asking this elsewhere?) Thanks...
My mother was diagnosed in her early 40s with graves disease and her thyroid was removed, around the same time she was diagnosed with stage 3-4 colon cancer. I'm aware there are connections between autoimmune diseases and thyroid and intestinal diseases/conditions. As I'm getting older I'm noticing I'm following in the same physiological footsteps my mother did before she was diagnosed.
dont sweat it, mine did the same thing.
did you recently start having periods?
because almost everybody is irregular when you first start.
its normal. if you notice that after a while its still not right
then you should seek a doctors advice.
symptoms constipation, dry skin, acne, joint ache in my hips and ribs, breathless, slow heart, low body temp, feeling cold, heavy eyes, headaches, blocked nose, heavy periods, painful periods, early periods, late periods, long periods, early periods, painless periods, short cycles, no ovulation, tired, no energy, heavy legs, forgetting things, dark circles under eyes, pale skin, hair loss, thin hair, hair on face and body growing, bruises, blood in stool and doctor knows about this but didn
I had my rt overy and cysts removed almost a yr ago. I was having pain, heavy cycles , changing my pad more than normal, and huge clots. I'm still having the same problems. What could be the cause and what should I do!
Since then I had one normal MP, but the 3 after that have been more or less when expected (28 days or so), but only last as much as 3 days and are extremely light. Previously my periods would be 5 - 7 days, 2-3 medium to heavy, then tapering off progressively.
My periods never changed, they were the same length and intensity on or off the pill (I've gone off before). Now I don't even get PMS symptoms (always had sore boobs, tender abdomen, low back pain).
6 months after pregnancy it was back to normal and then it rose again. I am feeling a lot of typical hypothyroid symptoms like dry skin, heavy periods etc..
i would have three weeks without a period and then six to nine weeks of heavy bleeding with huge clots. i have a hypothyroid condition. i am eighteen years old and had regular periods before this since i was eleven. i would prefer not to go on birth control, estrogen, or progesterone because i am a female to male transgender guy who is trying to get on testosterone. all of the websites ive seen say its normal or that i would have to do the three things i dont want to do.
ve been feeling like not wanting to do very much, more tired and pale, dark heavy periods and I find myself going to the toilet and passing small hard stools 2 to 3 times a day even though my diet is healthy and I drink lots of water. I've been getting pain in my knee that gets worse with prolonged walking and weight bearing and I'm not overweight or immobile as my job keeps me on my feet.
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