Re: my body hates me......if it's not one thing it's another.
From: kyla (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jun 30 21:41:41 2006
Hi JoCee.
Thank you very much for your reply. My periods have always been like
clockwork, every 28 days. A couple of times they have been a few days
earlier than expected but I just figured it was from stress I was under.
The only reason why this concerned me is because I got my period eight
days after the last one finished. Both periods have been very heavy and
lately I have started to feel light headed and pretty shaky. I picked
up some iron supplements and hope this will help with the not feeling so
good. I was also on Depo Provera for about 2 1/2 years, my last shot
was on Dec 1st 2005 and I am curently not taking anything at all.
Although I have been told that all of the Depo is out of my body I am
begining to wonder if this is yet another result of having been on Depo.
The last & months have not been the greatest health wise for me. I do
have a doctor's appointment for this thursday so I will see if they can
give me some insight.
Thank you so much for the advice JoCee, I will start to keep better
track of my cycles. I hope things are going better for you on the home
front. Warmest thoughts for you and your family.
--
Kyla
At Fri, 30 Jun 2006, JoCee27 wrote:
>
>Hi Kyla.
>
>I don't know if this will answer your question or not, but I've had this
>same thing happen to me and usually when it happens it's when my cycle
>gets messed up due to the amount of days in the calendar months. Like
>in February when we have 28 days, or months with only 30 days, I'll have
>a period for some reason, about 5 days sooner than when I have periods
>during calendar months with 31 days in them. That could very well be
>your problem. I started paying attention to my cycle and the days in
>the months because I'd get off of having my period and then I'd have one
>again and I'd be like "I JUST got off my cycle! What the heck?" So I
>started keeping a calendar, watching the days.
>
>For example, say between May and September I would be used to getting my
>period on the 15th of every month. About October I would get a period
>on the 9th. I would continue having my period on the 9th and then
>around February I would start getting them on the 12th or 13th. Then by
>May I'd be back at the 15th again. That's just how I kept up with it
>and found out what was going on. Try that and see if that could be your
>problem.
>
>JoCee
>
>At Fri, 30 Jun 2006, kyla wrote:
>>
>>Just when the pain and nausea have begun to wane my body, yet again has
>>decided to attack me. My last period,june 13th, was not a pleasant one.
>>Major cramping, my back was so bad I could barely walk, heavy bleeding
>>and clots the size of the palm of my hand. So after 7 days my period
>>stopped and the pain subsided, I even began to feel less nauseous and
>>finally ate real food!( I've been living mainly off of boost the last
>>little while) So for about a five days everything was going pretty well
>>and then the night of the 27th I was in so much pain that my boyfriend
>>wanted to take me to the ER. The pain eased and the next day I felt
>>pretty okay. On the 29th I got my period again! Just as heavy, just as
>>many clots, although the pain isn't as intense as the first. Does
>>anyone know why I would get two periods in three weeks? Has anyone else
>>had this happen to them? I'm a little freaked out right now. Is this
>>normal?
>>
>>Thanx Kyla
>
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