The Menstrual Cycle

The menstrual cycle controls ovulation and the monthly period

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  • Rachana's photo avatar
    Rachana — 24.09.2017 02:54
    Not had a period since september 14 is there any problem or sometimes it happens what should i do

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    • Eileen's photo avatar
      Eileen — 25.09.2017 15:40
      Hello Rachana, Many women start this way, by having missing periods or irregular periods. (am not sure what age you are? I would suggest that you ask the doctor to test your hormone levels to clarify this for you.

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      Donna — 25.06.2018 20:37
      My periods have returned after a few months ... seeing how long they stay Am going take menopause support. Hope thats ok. Thanks always. Felt tired and a bit down. ..

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      Eileen — 27.06.2018 08:02
      Hi Donna If your periods have come back and are pretty regular then it is best not to take the Menopause Support as this is more for when your periods decrease, or stop. If youa re feeling a bit low then, usually a vitamin B Complex 50mg and a magnesium supplement 200mg twice a day can be of benefit. Changing hormones can really deplete you of energy so remember to get some relaxation in every day!

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    Lily — 18.09.2017 23:58
    My period come almost 2 weeks but is not heavy flow is that normal?

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      eileen — 19.09.2017 11:11
      Hi Lily Prolonged periods are quite common at the start of the menopause however, they can quickly cause low iron so it is important to see your doctor about this as well.

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    ALISON — 16.08.2017 07:43
    i have been on my period non-stop for 3 weeks is this common when going through the menopause

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      eileen — 16.08.2017 12:35
      Hi Alison This is quite common as you approach the menopause but it is not good for you and can cause anaemia quite quickly. It is important to get this checked out by your doctor, they may be able to give you some non-hormonal medication to stop the bleeding.

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