Re: Menestrual Period
From: Cee (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 5 Jan 2002 13:08:24 -0600 (CST)
Reggie,
I believe Robin was just doing her best to be helpful in answering your
questions. Robin is a valued member of this board and I know she always
has helpful information and advice for all those of us who have
concerns. She is far from insensitive and her advice was certainly
accurate and honest.
The Dr's just request that you search the archives first for any
commonly asked questions, as they cannot possibly respond to all
concerns. And Robin was just pointing out that the archives are a very
beneficial place to find information.
Thanks,
Cee :)
At Sat, 5 Jan 2002, Reggie wrote:
>
>At Sat, 5 Jan 2002, Robin wrote:
>>
>>At Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Reggie wrote:
>>>
>>>Are there any other reasons, besides pregnancy, why you would miss your
>>>period. I am 35 years old. I do not have a history of female problems.
>>>My last period was Nov.15th. The ept. urine test I took on Jan.2nd,
>>>said Negative. I eat healthy and my weight is standard.
>
>>ROBIN... you sound like an insensitive Forum Patrol. Number one every person who has an email on this forum has an important concern which effects them. Two, this was my first time and I did not intend on placing two ads. I was trying to make a change in the first ad. Three, I stayed up late last night reading tons of archives, most late menestrual situations had to do with getting on or off of a pill. Fourth, I am happily married and have not taken any un-natural birth control for at least 10 years. And last, I do feel signs this morning to be favorable to start. During this time of the year, maybe stress has played a part in my lateness.
>
>>As you would have found in the archives here and/or on the women's
>>health forum, Stress and any illness can affect one's cycle.
>>
>>If there is any chance you are pregnant (if you've been sexually
>>active), call your MD about a blood pregnancy test to be reassured
>>either way.
>>
>>Are you on OCP's (oral contraceptive pills)? Sometimes you can skip
>>months on those...some find that to be a beneficial side effect.
>>
>>--
>>Robin
>>
>>--
>>~Robin~
>>
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