Im having irregular Periods, what could be wrong with me?
Many women suffer pain or discomfort during menstruation, often a dragging or cramping sensation in the lower abdomen. Other common problems include irregularity, emotional upset, puffiness, migraine, pain, heavy discharge and bleeding after menopause. Painful periods are more a fact of life than a sign of ill health. If, however, you feel pain, seek medical advice. Periods normally start between the ages of 11-14 (but CAN vary between 9-17) and finish permanently during middle age (menopause). If they haven’t started by 14, consult your doctor for reassurance. An absent period may indicate pregnancy, but can also be attributed to illness, stress or strenuous activity. It rarely implies an underlying disorder. PMS/PMT Pre-menstrual Syndrome (PMS or PMT), covers a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms during the week before a menstrual period. 90% of women at some time suffer PMS, which although troublesome, is harmless. It’s caused by natural changes in the balance of hormones,
