EARLY MENOPAUSE POSSIBLE?
Posted on 06. Jun, 2010 by admin in Menopause
Hello. I am 19. Within the time some months my punctuation has been rattling irregular. Short and on assorted days. I hit condemned a maternity effort every month, (since it keeps existence late) and i am not pregnant. Last punctuation i had my punctuation on the 28th (6 life late) and it lasted for a pair days. Now this punctuation it is not here. I hit been having blistering flashes lately. Here is an example. I dont undergo if this is a blistering flash
Earlier i was movement on the couch. I change a apprehensiveness and my legs change cold. However, my grappling was sweating. As presently as i got up, i change blistering every over and dizzy. Kept sweating.
I hit had upbeat problems in the time (vitamin D deficiency, mentality pressure, etc) but null same this.
Could this be primeval menopause?
Meli
06. Jun, 2010
hi,
no ur way to young to have menopause the earliest age a women can get menopause is i believe around their late 30′s so no dnt worry im sure its not menopause but u should probably go to the doctor’s to c wats really wrong hope i helped!
jackie m
06. Jun, 2010
Doesn’t sound like the menopause but you should get it checked out at your doctors. Are you underweight or on a strict diet? If you are that is why periods are irregular. I am 53 years old and currently going through the menopause and only problems I have are very irregular periods, they could be gone for a few months and then come back for a month and nothing again for 6 months.
TweetyBird
06. Jun, 2010
Although I personally knew one woman who went through menopause in her twenties, I can’t say that this is what you’re experiencing. Generally speaking, when going through menopause, periods get further apart until there may be only 2 or 3 in a year, then 2, then none. They decrease.
As for you, you may be having hormone issues but I couldn’t speculate as to the cause. There are so many reasons why this happens. Significant weight gain or loss, over-exercise, poor nutrition (or a diet too high in carbohydrates), smoking, drug use, caffeine, excessive alcohol use (interfers with how the liver metabolizes estrogen and progesterone), eating disorders, increased stress, polycystic ovarian syndrome/estrogen dominance, uterine abnormalities (fibroids/cysts/polyps/endometriosis), hormonal imbalance related to perimenopause, medications, chemotherapy, recent childbirth, miscarriage, or D&C and breastfeeding. I suggest you see your OB/Gyn and investigate this.
panepanelli
06. Jun, 2010
I am 39 years old, got my 1st period at 9 and around 16 they started to play tricks on me (like you). I started to feel hot/sweaty all the time and my periods were crazy – twice a month or skip 2-3 months.
When I got married at 21, we waited a year before we tried to conceive. With no luck, my OB/GYN started Clomid (medication to increase eggs released) and nothing happened. Then, he referred me to a Fertility Specialist and I went through a series of blood tests. When the results came back I was SHOCKED!
I was diagnosed with POF – Premature Ovarian Failure. I ran out of eggs and had no chance of getting pregnant on my own. The only option available to me was using donor eggs with IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization). My sister (best friend now) donated her eggs. The 1st try of IVF resulted in Zero pregnancies. The 2nd resulted in 1 healthy baby girl and 3rd try 1 healthy baby boy.
I wouldn’t mess around writing on this site, the best way to find out what’s going on with your body is to see a OB/GYN and have them test your FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) and LH (Luteinizing Hormone) levels.
Good Luck.