Today, I started my period, complete with cramps, diarrhoea, a headache, bloating, and aching legs. Apparently my body didn't get the message that I had a total hysterectomy a month ago, including my ovaries, tubes and cervix. FML
Are you on replacement hormone therapy? Some of them apparently try to follow natural hormonal fluctuations, which is not normally a problem for most people but evidently is bringing back all the wrong symptoms for you.
It could also be menopause rather than a true period, in which case you’ll need to put up with this for a while longer and you have my sympathies.
Are you on replacement hormone therapy? Some of them apparently try to follow natural hormonal fluctuations, which is not normally a problem for most people but evidently is bringing back all the wrong symptoms for you.
It could also be menopause rather than a true period, in which case you’ll need to put up with this for a while longer and you have my sympathies.
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Anderling 33
Are you on replacement hormone therapy? Some of them apparently try to follow natural hormonal fluctuations, which is not normally a problem for most people but evidently is bringing back all the wrong symptoms for you. It could also be menopause rather than a true period, in which case you’ll need to put up with this for a while longer and you have my sympathies.
Yudith 28
Sounds like a hemorrhage. Go to your doctor, stat!
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Anderling 33
Are you on replacement hormone therapy? Some of them apparently try to follow natural hormonal fluctuations, which is not normally a problem for most people but evidently is bringing back all the wrong symptoms for you. It could also be menopause rather than a true period, in which case you’ll need to put up with this for a while longer and you have my sympathies.
RichardPencil 32
Maybe they grew back. It's been known to happen.
Yudith 28
Sounds like a hemorrhage. Go to your doctor, stat!
bazjack 26
If you are actually bleeding, get to a hospital now! If it's just the other symptoms, well, it's either leftover hormones or welcome to menopause.