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Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: lizzog on April 24, 2019, 12:51:12 PM

Title: No period for six months then one out of the blue!
Post by: lizzog on April 24, 2019, 12:51:12 PM
Wondered what was going on for the last week - night sweats, palpitations, tired etc., then started a period on Saturday - not heavy, just normal flow, but today I've suddenly got cramps.
I take Oestrogel and have a mirena, am nearly 53 and feel like I've been going through the menopause forever  >:(
Anyone had this?  It just feels like it's going on forever- thought I'd be stopping bleeding by now!
Title: Re: No period for six months then one out of the blue!
Post by: Katejo on April 24, 2019, 01:46:33 PM
Wondered what was going on for the last week - night sweats, palpitations, tired etc., then started a period on Saturday - not heavy, just normal flow, but today I've suddenly got cramps.
I take Oestrogel and have a mirena, am nearly 53 and feel like I've been going through the menopause forever  >:(
Anyone had this?  It just feels like it's going on forever- thought I'd be stopping bleeding by now!
During the end of peri menopause (aged 50-51 ish), I had very widely spaced periods (gaps of 7-8 months). It only happened a couple of times and then they stopped completely. They were very light periods (lasting no more than 2-3 days). I wasn't on any HRT then so can't help with that.
Title: Re: No period for six months then one out of the blue!
Post by: lizzog on April 24, 2019, 02:54:48 PM
That's reassuring to hear!! I feel like there's no end in sight at the moment!
Title: Re: No period for six months then one out of the blue!
Post by: AG on April 24, 2019, 05:40:29 PM
Seems "normal" to me as far as anything can be called normal related to peri. I am hoping to be near the end of this peri nuisance (nearly 50) and have been having gaps of 3-4 months between periods over the last 1 1/2 years and then sometimes two light periods within a few weeks. The last gaps were more like 4 and 2 months, and luckily my symptoms have become less severe, not on HRT (yet). Good luck. AG