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Old 01-11-2008, 02:01 PM
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Question Change in periods.

OK I'm going to describe my last two periods and my history and see if anyone has any ideas.

Since I had kids my periods have been pretty painless and easy and I guess a normal flow, I did get some odd ones of course in the year after each birth. But the last two I've had have been strange. I normally get either pmt or cramps, not both, if I get pmt I know it'll be an easy one. But lately it's been absolutely no pmt, and much heavier cramping and a really heavy flow for the first 3 days then almost nothing. And this last one I felt really faint for a day and sick to the stomach. I also had more pale thready clots. (excuse the graphic desc). By day two though I felt ok.

Any ideas for me to think about? I really did feel off, I had to take into account too that the night before I had a phone call at 3am for FIL from the US so didn't get enough sleep but normally I'm fine after only one sleepless night- it would take few in a row to drag me down to feeling faint. oh and i'm not a "fainty" person, even when pg.

And I'm not pg...unless it was an immaculate conception.... so it's not an early miscarriage or anything.

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Old 01-11-2008, 07:07 PM
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Could you be low in iron?
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Old 01-11-2008, 09:07 PM
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hormonal changes? Might be worth seeing a naturopath or homoeopath. See your GP for blood tests, too. Vhech the colour inside your lower eyelids - deep pink is good, pale pink to white can indicate anaemia
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Old 02-11-2008, 01:40 PM
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Hmm, no idea really, but i would suggest telling your gp next time you see him/her.
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