Can Any One Tell Me What Could Be Wrong? Please Posted: 03-15-05 23:24pm
My periods are any where from six months
to three months apart. They have been
this way for seven years now. I have
repeatedly ask my doctor why, his answer
are stress, you need to go on the pill to
regulate hormones. Is their any body
that are having these same problems? If
so what was you told? I disagree with
going back onto the pill because I believe
this is what began my problems.
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karenk
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Mar 2005 Posts: 1 Location: ireland
Infrequent Perods Posted: 03-17-05 10:23am
Sorry to hear of your frustration.Could it
be that you are not ovulating??.A day 21
blood-progestrone level may be able to
tell.
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jesticle
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 May 2005 Posts: 152 Location: Australia
Posted: 05-19-05 06:00am
I had the same problem though my periods
were 6-9 weeks apart I was told to take a
holiday and change my diet it worked I
always get my period on time and my
problems started when I was on the pill
too though different pills may make
different results
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skinnianna
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 27 Jun 2005 Posts: 14 Location: philly
Wt? Healthy Eating? Posted: 06-27-05 18:30pm
Are you anorexic, bulimic, or otherwise
not eating healthy? When I was younger,
I used to get my period twice a year- once
in the winter, once in the summer. For
like 2-3years. Then, suddently I was 115
and eating somewhat steadily if not a
whole lot, and boom! I got it everymonth
from then on. Well, close to anyway, I
still skip months alot but rarely more
than one in a row. It's directly related
to how much/little i'm eating at the time
however, as is how heavy/light it is.
So is there a chance you're not eating
enough? Usually you don't get it often
enough cuz you're not healthy enough for
your body to expend that energy and those
nutrients that get lost. Perhaps
hyperthyroid, are you loseing massive wt
for no reason, eating everything in sight,
irritable and overactive sex drive? Those
are all symptoms of hyperthyroidism. And
that too would effect your period.
Just a few thoughts, good luck~
sarah
