Menstrual cycle irregular diet
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My wife has been experiencing irregular menstrual cycle for the last 06 months. She is 34 year old.
After having checked with doctor and subsequent test, she found thyroid problem.
She started taking medicines as per dr prescription for the last 5 days.
She was expecting her periods on Dec 20 this time but she started light spoting from Jan 03. After 03 - 04 days she started heavy bleeding with medium size blood clots.
I am worried and seek advise.
Thanks & Regards.
Marshkash,if you are experiencing monthly period. That is a regular cycle! Even if its a late or earlier date!
It is not uncommon at your age for menstrual periods to be irregular, so I would wait up to about 6 weeks before being too concerned. If you continue to have irregular periods, you may need to consult with your doctor--it is possible that you could have polycystic ovary syndrome which is a catch-all term for a hormonal imbalance that causes irregular periods. Often irregular periods are treated with contraceptive pills to regulate the cycles.
Hope this helps!
Hello,
Femitrone and morning after pill when taken together can cause withdrawal bleeding and irregular menstrual cycle and it should not interfere with the working of the emergency contraceptive pill. However keep a check on your periods. If you miss them then do a urine for pregnancy test after 1 week of your menstrual cycle.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
At different times in your life, your menstrual cycle may become irregular due to a variety of factors, including pregnancy, stress, diet, hormonal imbalance, exercise, and illness. (For more information, again, refer to our article on irregular periods.)***i got this off of womentowomen.com
so if you're cycles have been this long after stopping birth control, it is very likely, that this has become your "new" cycle....
s common for young women who are in their teens and during their first year of having periods to experience irregular menstrual cycles. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days long from the 1st day of one period, to the first day of the next period. Sometimes your period might be on time, and sometimes your period can be early, or late. There are quite a few things that can cause irregular periods, for example: stress, medications, changes in hormone levels, poor diet, an illness, etc...
So, if you have any kind of eating disorder, you can certainly experience irregular periods.
Excessive exercising or straining your body also leads to irregular menstrual cycle. This is the reason why most of athletes encounter missed periods.
Many new mothers do not resume their regular periods until they have completed their breast feeding. So, they can possibly have irregular menstrual cycle.
Consuming excessive alcohol can also disturb your hormonal metabolism.
re breastfeeding now that may affect your menstrual cycle; many women experience irregular periods and missing periods while they breastfeed. Otherwise, there are various reasons why you might be experiencing a late period, for example: stress or anxiety can have an effect on menstrual cycles, extreme changes in diet and exercise, medication can delay periods, birth control,and any recent illness, etc...
Hello,
Menstrual cycles are considered normal from 21 to 35 days. However stress can also make periods irregular. Other causes of irregular periods could be due to hormonal imbalance, stress, chronic illness, polycystic ovarian disease, thyroid gland disorders or diseases, pituitary gland tumors or cyst, galactorrhea, prolactinomas etc.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Hello there,
Menstrual cycle can be affected by a lot of things, including stress and diet. So yes, anxiety could be the cause of your irregular period.
i'd would still suggest she gets tested to see if everything is normal. I'm not really good in female health so yeah i guess she should consult a doctor to ease her mind of identifying underlying problem.
Im a 25 year old female with problems of the digestive and reproductive tract for the past 4 months. For some reason I get two periods a month. The first one and the second on ovulation day and its the third month its going on. I chart my temperature every morning for the next month and I see my GYN in a month to see if I'm even ovulationing and take it from there. I'm not on any birth control pills pregnant. I was just wondering what this could be causing this.
When your menstrual cycle pattern starts to change, this is highly likely to be hormonal. On the other hand, because you say that your diet is "not as good as it should be" you may be anaemic. With anaemia, that too can make the menstrual cycles to become irregular, either too heavy or scant or complete loss of periods.
Ok I'm very confused with my body right now. I haven't had a menstrual cycle since the beginning of February (it's now the end of May). I took a pregnancy test last month which came out negative. I figured by this time a pregnancy test would come up positive. I should have enough hormones to be detected right?? I have had irregular periods before but never THIS irregular. Maybe I have secondary amenorrhea? Any insight would be helpful.
Gynecological conditions like polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), and uterine cysts or polyps, can also bring about alteration in menstrual cycle. Even sickness and stress associated with it can delay periods. However, pregnancy is still the most common cause of delayed or missed period.
So if there is a history of any unprotected intercourse then pregnancy should be ruled out.
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