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Bleeding one hour none the next

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toria_07298
toria_07298

does anyone else have this? hope youre all trooping on ❤

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  • aliseanya
    aliseanya toria_07298

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    Yes, I did. It freaked me out when it first happened. I posted over here and the amazing ladies assured me it was normal. For the most part it did go away. I still have some heavy cycles where I am bleeding a nightmare scene & then it just stops. Those are becoming rarer. It was a strange and freaky new bleeding pattern. What I have learned all peri periods are a strange and freaky new bleeding pattern. 😃

    My last period was two weeks ago. It was a normal peri period. My DH & I received life changing news. It was not bad news in a disaster way but it caused a lot of stress. I was on my period when we received the news. My body was so stressed out I was bleeding heavily. When I relaxed- read a magazine, colored in my books my periods would get light or just stop for an hour or two. Then I stress out again & started bleeding heavy.

    Being stressed out really makes you bleed heavy then top it off with peri periods and it's a nightmare.

    • toria_07298
      toria_07298 aliseanya

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      aw thank you so much for responding, its just so strange to go from bleeding every 18 days for 10 days to having a period at 25 days and only bleeding for 2 😦 xx

  • sara97862
    sara97862 toria_07298

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    Hi Toria,

    I hope you are doing well!

    I am 51, and skipping periods every few months.

    Every period I have now is off-and-on spotting or light bleeding. August was the last time I had continuous flow at all, and that was just for a day.

    The cramps come and go like that also. I'll be fine for a couple of hours, then crampy like a teenager for a couple of hours, then back to fine again.

    My Gyne was not surprised by this pattern at all, says it's quite normal because of diminishing (but still fluctuating) hormones.

    • toria_07298
      toria_07298 sara97862

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      thank you so much sara, that eases my mind, its like as soon as we get used to things one way they blooming change, the fibroid pain isnt helping at all xx

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