I googled Avington. Looks like a beautiful place to visit!
13 nov 15 door lid: Sugar Waffle
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I think that you should see a doctor. What you are describing is peri-menopause, but you shouldn't have "Aunt Flo" going on like that, it's not normal. The visits should be more and more distanced in time with the visit lasting less time and practically barely being there. Menopause is when she completely stops visiting.
13 nov 15 door lid: dayberndt
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I feel your pain. Wait until the hot flashes arrive, oh joy! On the up side, I've found a certain freedom in reaching this stage in my life, I care less about what others think and care more about what really matters in life.
13 nov 15 door lid: Joey109
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every women is different Hun sorry .
13 nov 15 door lid: Tamarah Jo
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Hang in there. I can tell you that it's wonderful when it's over.
13 nov 15 door lid: jillbronson
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My wife had issues with excessive bleeding and anemia, almost needed a transfusion once. She ended up having an endometrial ablation as a result. Hope it gets better for you.
13 nov 15 door lid: jmb3450
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If you know your mother's experience, that might be helpful along with some soy isoflavoids. All the best!
13 nov 15 door lid: LISfifty
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Two weeks is too long. Go to the doctor please!
13 nov 15 door lid: Mistaya4u
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Meno till your 75! Just kidding
13 nov 15 door lid: genedougherty
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Could be other causes - mine were cysts the size of golf balls - could be time for a check-up to make sure it isn't something else. All the best to you!!!
13 nov 15 door lid: butterfly1233
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Every woman is different and only you know your history and family history. I would however go to the doc to make sure you are doing just fine and maybe the doc can help you out making things a bit easier in the process for you. God bless and hang in there, it really does get better!
13 nov 15 door lid: gardengranny
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What jmb said. Sometimes in perimenopause the endometrial lining gets thickened and needs ablated. And yes, watch out for those hot flashes. I used to laugh and not understand, and then when chemo pushed me into chemical menopause, I had in 3 months all the hotflashes women have in a span of 5-6 years. I used to keep baby wipes in the freezer and put them on my head when I had a hot flash (and that happened pretty much every half an hour). The only good thing about losing hair from chemo was that with a bald head it was easier to cool off.
13 nov 15 door lid: dayberndt
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17 nov 15 door lid: schmetterlinge34
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Can I, a stranger, kid you? Until your family hears the words, "may she rest in peace..."
17 nov 15 door lid: Scalewatcher3
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18 nov 15 door lid: schmetterlinge34
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It feels like it will go on forever.
18 nov 15 door lid: Scalewatcher3
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18 nov 15 door lid: schmetterlinge34
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18 nov 15 door lid: Karenka2012
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