~ Tanya ~ ^j^
From: Belle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Oct 29 23:15:01 2000
Hi Tanya,
Yes this only came to my attention recently when I spoke to my endo specialist regarding not having any periods and if it had gone on any longer he was going to start worrying about bone loss and now when I think about it, it does make sense.I think the minimum is 3 periods per year and thats why so many of us are told we must have a period every 3 months or so.
I am so glad it may have helped you in the long run...Thats why I mentioned it .That really makes my day.
Best Wishes,
Belle.
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Hi Tanya,
Yes this only came to my attention recently when I
spoke to my endo specialist regarding not having any periods and if it had
gone on any longer he was going to start worrying about bone loss and now when I
think about it, it does make sense.I think the minimum is 3 periods per
year and thats why so many of us are told we must have a period every 3 months
or so.
I am so glad it may have helped you in the long
run...Thats why I mentioned it .That really makes my day.
Best Wishes,
Belle.
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