Post-dynesis problems simultaneously occur with Period Posted: 07-27-06 11:36am
Hi I had dynesis 6th April 2006 and still
experiencing some problems which seem to
occur with my period. I now have my period
every 23-25 days which is very heavy for 2
days and then only last another 2 days. I
get alot of breast tenderness and
retention of fluid around 7 - 10 days
before I start and alot of back pain and
leg pain.
My question is how can I address this, as
it reduces my mobilisation and is putting
back my recovery from surgery? Also I
already take large doses of GLA, but would
a combination contraceptive pill help?
Is the bleeding frenquently causing my low
serum ferritin or wheat free diet?
Many thanks
Sue Brand
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Back Pain Answer A1277 Posted: 07-31-06 02:54am
Problems in the spine can cause back and
leg pain. You can consult an orthopedist
or neurosurgeon for diagnosis and
treatment of this condition. Yes, loss of
large amounts of blood during your period
can cause low levels of serum ferritin.
Contraceptive pills can help normalize the
period.
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