Body & Soul8 mins ago
Ladies Medical Question For Sqad And Anyone With Info Lol
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Ok, I hate posting questions like this but here goes. I’ve had perfectly normal periods up until this month. This one started as usual, but is still going on 3 weeks later with no signs of stopping! And it’s much heavier than usual.
Now I gather that women can start the first signs of the menopause as early as their early forties, but I thought that periods were meant to slow down, not get heavier. I’ve looked online but am just getting all different info.
I don’t want to bother my doctor unnecessarily, but is this something to worry about or not?
Now I gather that women can start the first signs of the menopause as early as their early forties, but I thought that periods were meant to slow down, not get heavier. I’ve looked online but am just getting all different info.
I don’t want to bother my doctor unnecessarily, but is this something to worry about or not?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.my first menopause symptom was a 30 day bleed at age 41 . I got advice around day 15 from the specialist nurse and who said it was probably perimenopause given my other mild symptoms (hot flushes) was told to wait and see if I was happy to do so. It got heavier so I saw her again around day 30 and she gave me depo provera (this is around 25 years ago) which stopped the bleed and sorted me for a couple of years. I would certainly get some advice soon but don't panic.
After still bleeding really heavily I ended up fainting yesterday. Have managed to get into see doctor this morning. She said my blood pressure was quite high. She’s prescribed me tranexamic acid tablets 3 times a day and said if I’m still bleeding in 5 days then to go back to her, but she then sent me to the hospital for blood tests to check my blood count - I’ve just got back.
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