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Birth control for secondary amenorrhea...and in general is birth control safe? |
I am 19 years old. I had my last period in June 2007. When I went to OBGYN the doctor told me that it is probably because I am "so in shape." I do the elliptical every day for 60 minutes, eat a healthy diet, and feel totally healthy. I am 68 inches tall and 115lbs. I had my period regularly monthly until the beginning of 2006...when it began to get very unstable... It was probably because I started going to the gym every day...and I did lose like 10lbs... Without gaining weight, I think the only way to get my period is to take the BC. My doctor prescribed Microgestin 1.5/30 (spelling?)...I was wondering if Birth Controls are safe and what I should expect when I start taking them. Thank you in advance for any advice/description of experience... I'm having the same problem for the opposite reason right now. I was on BC for the last several years and wanted to give my body a break from the hormones for a while. It's been four months since I went off the pill and I have yet to have a period. While on the pill I was so regular I could almost time it down to the hour. Unfortunately this doesn't really answer your question...but maybe a warning that the problem may persist when you decide to go off the pill. |
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Your irregular periods are normal for a couple of reasons. First of all when we are young our periods can be irregular. (That's why a lot of teenagers who aren't having sex are put on t... The absence of menstrual periods is called amenorrhea. Primary amenorrhea is the failure to start having a period by the age of 16. Secondary amenorrhea is more common and refers to either the temp... There are multiple causes for primary amenorrhea once pregnancy, lactation and missed abortion are ruled out. These include: 鈥?anorexia nervosa/bulimia/malnutrition 鈥?extreme obesity 鈥?hyperthyr... Most of the time, yes: Primary amenorrhea caused by late puberty usually does not need to be treated because the condition will go away on its own. For primary amenorrhea caused by certain genet... amenorra can occour for varoius reasons, body weight to fat to thin, stress also plays a part, or maby medication that you are taking can cause this ,another factor which is quite commen is pco syn... Secondary to what? If it's secondary, then it's caused by another condition - You will probably have to resolve the primary problem before your period will be normal. In my opinion, ... Amenorrhea is the lack of a period. It can be treated with a shot in the buttocks, at the ob/gyn's office. ...It is possible for a woman to have amenorrhea after taking Zoladex. The lab says the possibility isn't big, but it shouldn't be ignored. They can't give exact numbers or a percentage... |
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