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Re: Okay.....bleeding like a stuck pig...now what??

From: Munchichic (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 28 Sep 2001 14:43:35 -0500 (CDT)


Hi Jen, You didn't burst my bubble (I'm hoping you didn't intend for your post to be mean) :/ but I see your point. I guess I should have clarified my statement. I "REGULARLY" have a period. I don't have ABSENT menses like most of you. It's so weird how this PCOS can have conflicting symptoms--some have "irregular" periods meaning a lack of periods, while others technically have "irregular" periods meaning the timing is always off and therefore so is the cycle. Some of us have cysts on our ovaries, some do not. It's weird how these complete opposite symptoms all fall under the same diagnosis. I have never heard of any other condition or syndrome with these properties before! It's just so odd.

At Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Jen wrote: >
>At Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Munchichic wrote:
>>
>> Unlike many of
>>you, I DO have a "regular" period. Heck, before I was Dx, I had an
>>ongoing period that lasted for an ENTIRE YEAR without reason, and my
>>periods are ALWAYS excruciatingly heavy.
>
>Hate to burst your bubble, but an ongoing period for one year is not a
>regular period. Regular periods last 4-7 days are are usually 21-35
>days apart, so having a constant period is still considered irregular
>menstruation. It's usually a sign that you are not ovulating and have
>progesterone problems.
>
>--
>Jen R.
>
>email welcome at: jennyred@nospam.ivillage.com
>(note: to send me an email, take out the "nospam." I put in
> my email address. That's in there for the spam-bots.)
>

--
"Laughter is the best medicine, but sometimes we all
just need a friend."--Munchichic :)



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