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samiam
asks
15 years ago
if some freaky combination of polymenorrhea and hypomenorrhea can be a typical symptom of perimenopause?
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sparx104
says
15 years ago
mehitabel
says
15 years ago
usually is. I'll save you the description of my symptoms.
samiam
15 years ago
really wouldn't mind the description,
mehitable
. And thank you for answering!
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samiam
says
15 years ago
No
,
sparx104
. Knowledge >>>>>>>> WTF?.
sparx104
says
15 years ago
ive just looked it up on wikipedia and no, i'd rather live in ignorance after that....
samiam
says
15 years ago
sparx104
says
15 years ago
on the other hand, yes, it does appear that the symptoms are connected.
ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
aww, that doesn't sound nice. you should try what i'm on, it stops menstruation altogether but in a healthy way
samiam
is
15 years ago
uncertain that artificially stopping menstruation can be healthy; just sometimes less damaging than other things. Link,
ginarama
?
ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
i was trying to remember its name
it;s
this
, from what i know it's as safe as the pill
samiam
says
15 years ago
TY,
ginarama
. Mostly, though,
samiam
was only concerned about normal life-stage vs. disease process.
ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
actually now i look at it again, you might respond differently to it
samiam
15 years ago
wouldn't tinker with anything if it's, indeed, a symptom of perimenopause.
ginajellybean
says
15 years ago
yeah, that might not be best. if it's not, though, something like that might be worth looking into?
samiam
thinks
15 years ago
that if it's not perimenopause,
samiam
would start worrying about thyroid function and endometrial abnormalities.
samiam
says
15 years ago
or some other term she can't remember that basically translates to "weird shit in your bloodstream".
sparx104
says
15 years ago
as little as i'm qualified to speak about this but to me it does sound like it's probably the first one.
samiam
says
15 years ago
Yayness!
sparx104
says
15 years ago
the wiki article said that things can go a bit "haywire" normally. good luck with that...
samiam
is
15 years ago
accustomed to "haywire", just in a different context!
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