When do periods stop during menopause?

[@R.K.777]

Thank you!! You are the only one who has explained this so well. I went about a year without a period but recently started getting period symptoms and very light spotting, you have put my mind at ease. 🙏🏼

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome, glad to be of help!

[@Munecanegra876]

My mom has me at 58 years old, naturally. No medicine❤

[@AvogelCoUk]

Wow, That's amazing!

[@AishVida]

R u sure...miracle

[@Munecanegra876]

@@AishVida 😂 Whata sillyf

[@emeraldgreenqueenidontplay4913]

In certain parts of Asia women in their 60+ still continue to have their periods

[@hydrangea8696]

Thanks Eileen. I'm 46 and still having periods although have noticed the change that I have 2 days of brown spotting then a flow for day that comprises of clots then a light tampering off sorry it's too much detail but it's a mixed bag. I have noticed too my PMT is alot worse with deep pain in my ovaries too. As always you help me understand what is going through my journey in priemenopause through how clearly you explain in your videos. Blessings to all x

[@AvogelCoUk]

You’re welcome, thank you!

[@clausek3902]

Thanks for the work you do.I really need your help, what can happen if someone misses her periods for over 5-6 years. [e-mail] thanks again.

[@fafoosnick6839]

I am almost 53 years old, snd STILL have a regular monthly period. Yet, I still have the glorious symptoms of perimenopause of night sweats, mood swings, and super fatigue. Ugh!!

[@kimbohaze1382]

Me too! Getting ready to turn 54 next month and I'm as regular as I have always been along with all the crappie symptoms! I'm so ready to be over it.

[@stephbas70]

Me too! Almost 53! Still getting my period 😢, would like it to stop! I have bad symptoms of perimenopause such as a strong pms and also brain fog, fatigue, vaginal dryness 😢

[@wanja67]

Am 53 yrs and having heavy periods and cycles are exactly 28 days ..its getting heavier as I age 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@AvogelCoUk]

Do keep an eye on your heavy periods as even a few could cause anaemia. This is turn can trigger, fatigue, low mood/anxiety, poor sleep and joint pains so if you are experiencing any of these it may be an idea to ask your doctor for an iron test. Best Wishes Eileen

[@fafoosnick6839]

I'm almost 53 and I'm still getting a regular monthly period. Ugh, wish so badly they would just end.

[@Stacydsullivan]

Most of the elder generations had passed prior to menopause or had hysterectomy. Pretty wild when I was trying to figure out what I was going through.

[@sushmitanayak8939]

Very good information provided...very useful to understand this whole process of menopause...thank for explaining this so nicely as always

[@jaimajaima3200]

Dr rashida begum

[@sujathamanukonda3898]

Thanks for your video.Very much informative I am going through perimenopause it stopped for one year and I have been thinking that all is over. Suddenly it appeared again I was alarmed .That is when I saw your video and I can say it's a sigh of relief. Thanks once again.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Always glad to be of help.

[@debbylambert3319]

I was 18 when I got my periods and 63 when I finally stopped spotting...now I just have The Ghost Period (same PMS Symptoms)...grrr!

[@user-tl3hu2lh6u]

Thanks for your videos! 👍🏽👍My GP knew absolutely nothing about PERI-menopause. I learnt from the other video you did. My qualified GP thought I was too young, apparently. He did not even offer me anything. don't think he cared. I suffered, a lot.😢

[@AvogelCoUk]

Glad it was helpful A, hope you're feeling much better now! Best Wishes Eileen

[@annettecarter7643]

I am 51. My period just started on Monday after not having it for almost 2 years. It’s still on and heavy. I can’t believe it. Can one still get pregnant at this stage?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Annette It is very unlikely that pregnancy could occur after all this time without periods but it is still wise to take precautions. However, it is really important that you get this checked by your doctor, to find out why you've had a period. They can rule out issues such as fibroids, polyps/cysts or even a prolapse. Best Wishes Eileen

[@angiepapalia1510]

Hello Annette, just wondering how you are doing? Did you see A dr. And has your period stopped now?

[@Godisfirst21]

I love the this info. So grateful to you. Thank you!

[@womanofthenang3210]

Very helpful presentation, thank you x

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome :) Best Wishes Eileen

[@kenyajohnson542]

I’m 46 and have not had period in over a year.

[@karinagarcia3702]

Wow your to young!

[@rubimalik4878]

Lucky you it's better than flooding clotting heavy periods

[@Faithfullfertilitytv]

@@rubimalik4878 heavy periods aren’t normal. Do you have fibroids?

[@neysarodriguez9622]

Hello thank you for your videos are very good. My period stopped at 56 and never came back and I’m now 59. Menopause is terrible 🥵

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Neysa Glad to hear that you enjoy the videos. You are welcome to contact me with your symptoms if you need any advice [e-mail]

[@carolwright9336]

My last period stopped at 3 months after my 50th birthday and never came back that is 12 years ago but i always gets hot flashes im now im having depression anxiety and panick attacks the depression is also gone but the anxiety is driving me nuts im also troubles with b12 where i do has to take medications but my hb is always good.

[@carolwright9336]

I always has hot flashes dont gets sleep at nights wakes up paniky sometimes its like im going mad

[@realitychecknuggetswithlad5195]

Also can you recommend herbs or tea so help. I’ve been taking dandelion and ginger and definitely D3 and regular multi

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi What are your main symptoms as there are lot of herbs and supplements that can be of benefit? Best Wishes Eileen

[@realitychecknuggetswithlad5195]

A.Vogel UK hello and thank you for responding. I went to get a pelvis trans abdominal and transvaginal ultrasound today. Also I had bloodwork done for my hormones . The tech was very informative but couldn’t say much because she’s not a doctor but she did tell me that my endometrial wall was thick and also that I had a lot of fibroids. I knew I had fibroids 3 years ago but now I have many more. As far as the thick lining this I don’t know why my cycle stopped over a year ago and now back again which is abnormal. I know I have alway been estrogen dominance for years and have gained a lot of belly weight. She mentioned D&C possible and endometrial hypersia. I know that’s the wrong spelling. However I would love to treat it all natural and hopefully find a solution to thin my lining . I can’t see my obgyn to go over results not until mid October but if I can do something for the time being o pray I can treat naturally and not have to get a hysterectomy or anything else . Any advice is so appreciated

[@AvogelCoUk]

@@realitychecknuggetswithlad5195 Unfortunately, we don't have any remedies that would be helpful in this situation, sorry; they wouldn't be strong or effective enough to make any improvements. What I would suggest is to seek the advice of a Medical Herbalist, they can formulate a safe and individual treatment plan for you (they have access to more potent herbs than you can get over the counter) with support. They can also liaise with your doctor, if need be, which is important of you are getting conventional treatment. You can find a local practitioner through www.NIMH.org.uk Although most practitioners are still not seeing clients face to face, many are now doing face -time consultations. Best Wishes Eileen

[@realitychecknuggetswithlad5195]

@@AvogelCoUk thank you so much and I will follow up with a medical herbalist. I appreciate your help.

[@CristyDaguyo]

I'm 30 years old now and I haven't my period in 8 months now. 😢😢😢

[@MissCreativeMinx]

My symptoms aren't going to stop after I don't bleed anymore? Ugggggggggggggg 😞😞😞😞😞 And I was thinking "I can handle 3 more months and then it will be over." 😞😞😞😞😞

[@AvogelCoUk]

It is different for every woman, some do find that symptoms ease after periods stop. Unfortunately, though, it is impossible to tell how things will unfold, sorry.

[@lifewithpromila6010]

Thanks for this useful information I'm also suffering from my menopause 😊

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome:)

[@GuidedByAngels]

This helps so much, thank you 😇

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome, glad to be of help Liz!

[@giamitchell6189]

Thank you for posting!! I stopped having periods Jan of 2019 at (barely) age 49. This year I started AGAIN in Jan (2020) and the gyn is freaking out saying I need a biopsy. I have had several traumas in my life and well let's just say I only went for a pap this past December (after the last one 7 yrs ago). I have ZERO family history or risk factors for cancer and feel like they are rushing to do a biopsy when hopefully it's just my body being it's old stubborn, unexpected self. Thank you again for your informative and helpful videos!!!!

[@kshitijag494]

Hey there, Your video seems helpful. I have a doubt, I am 33 years old and did not get periods for last two months.. I am on pills for 5 days for getting periods but I did not get periods yet. What is your suggestion? I hope its not menopause. Please pray for me as I wish to have my own baby. Please do reply

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Kshitja If the Pills the doctor gave you haven't worked then it is important to go back and let them know, they may need to investigate your missing periods further. Unfortunately, we don't have any remedies that would help with this, sorry.

[@soniyamudassar2146]

@@vageshaliyanage7514 same problem here please tell me did u get period?

[@joycoughlan1262]

I'm turning 51 in May and i had one random period about 3 mo ago, then another random period maybe 6 mo before that. Around age 49 i missed 2 periods, then I'd have normal periods, then miss one or two. Then they got fewer and fewer. So for my whole age of 49, i probably had 6 periods in a year, then my 50th year (so far) I've only had 2. I had 4 obvious heat flashes. And no other symptoms! No cramping or emotional pmsing or anything. When i was in my 20's and early 30's i had bad emotional pms, but my late 30's thru my last periods i had no mood swings or any symptoms at all. I actually feel the exact same just no periods.

[@AvogelCoUk]

That's great to hear Joy, many women do go through the menopause with little or no issues Best Wishes Eileen

[@helennorman9601]

Approaching 50 and still having periods so not quite there yet. However I have heard so many negative things about the post menopause stage that I am feeling quite anxious about it. Anticipating that it's going to be quite an ordeal, do you think I am overreacting?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Helen There really is no need to worry; most women will get through the menopause and feel as good if not better than before. I know that I am fitter, healthier and have more energy and drive than I did before the menopause so there is plenty to look forward to. It is a different life but it can be a good one.

[@coranoleary2310]

Hi I am 49 years old and I have periods I had one in March in 2020 I think it’s because I’m overweight but my doctor said I’m just on the edge going through the menopause but I don’t have no symptoms and I still ovlu

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Coran Many women don't get any menopause symptoms apart from missing periods and you are in the average age range for the menopause 45-55. Best Wishes Eileen

[@jocelyncaras6367]

Thank you for your videos mam, are very good. My periods stop at my age of 50 month of April 2017 and now come back again this month of April 2020 at my age of 53 it is a normal for menupouse?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Jocelyn There could be a number of reasons for this so it is wise to get a proper check up and diagnosis from your doctor first of all. Best Wishes Eileen

[@patriciamartinez1885]

Jocelyn did you find out why

[@Stacydsullivan]

Great video. I am number 4.

[@moonmoonrose2152]

my period missing for 55 days and had some spotting for a minute.. And its gone im having jaw line acne.. My question is am i getting back my period?

[@AvogelCoUk]

This is difficult to say, sorry, as you can get PMS symptoms without actually getting any periods. Although your hormones may be decreasing you can still have a monthly cycle that give you PMS but just not high enough to trigger a proper period. Best Wishes Eileen

[@moonmoonrose2152]

@@AvogelCoUk thank you so much mam.. Im hoping to have my periods back again, trying to get pregnant naturally.. My doctor said its maybe not possible getting pregnant by my own eggs, im taking DHEA, coQ10. Zinc. And folic acid, for 2 months, still im waiting..

[@rosannaanisi4642]

I’m almost 50 years old and my last period was this past June 29 so far absolutely nothing just stopped . I was having really bad frequent hot flashes and cold flashes soaked in sweat also during sleep, irritability, brain fog and now lates feels like sudden arthritis my knuckles in both hands, feels tingly sore and swollen in my joints . 😢

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Rosanna You could try a fermented soya supplement such as our Menopause Support. Phytoestrogens are known to gently raise and balance oestrogen, often easing symptoms. Best Wishes Eileen

[@shelleyannbeme]

Wow! I'm 48 years old and my period all of a sudden just stopped. For around five years they were coming every two weeks and now, not having any at all. I did have an exam and they said it isn't unheard of but doesn't happen at my age very often. The usual age is 50-51, but I'm not complaining. Lol

[@AvogelCoUk]

Many women find that their periods stop suddenly and that’s it!

[@MN-re9oh]

Wow, I'm happy for you, I really am! I'm 48 too and can't wait for it to just stop! Mine have been coming closer together for a few months now... I am hoping it's treading near the end, just can't take it anymore. I've been menstruating since the age of 10.

[@evacuevas5506]

I'm also 48 so far 15,16 months of no period, was told I have entered menopause.

[@Gelinnawen]

Thanks for sharing! I’m 47 and never used to spot, but the last two years spotting has increased before and after. And the heavy miserable part used to last for 5 days, now 3. My dark brown hair has been getting golden highlights and I can’t keep up with those lovely silver strands that seem to come out overnight! And the migraines and acne from my teens has reappeared like clockwork the week before. I get the funniest hot flashes…they only affect my ears! Hot, bright red ears for about an hour most evenings 😅 Dr says I’m probably a year or two from the menopause…which matches my mom’s timeline. I know this is long, but I also want to offer some advice… A few months ago I started having debilitating anxiety attacks over nothing, along with migraines at the start and end of my period. I work full time, go to college, and have a family…I just chalked it up to poor coping skills. Tried OTC herbs, supplements, meditation, etc. the attacks just got worse to the point of I was waking up not able to breathe 😢 My Dr gave me something for the anxiety, but I still had the physical symptoms. Went to a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with ADHD. 😮 look up adhd being diagnosed in women going through menopause; it’s a real thing! My boys have it, but I never considered that I could have it. The hyperactivity aspect often manifests as anxiety in adults., and the hormonal changes can elevate mild ADHD into a more overwhelming form. I now take Strattera, which is not a stimulant and has been very helpful. Yes, we women are strong, but it’s okay to reach out for help if things get overwhelming. 🤗

[@AvogelCoUk]

Fantastic advice, thank you LemonAvenger! Best Wishes Eileen

[@k_maniislife4481]

Am 46 with a 101 syntoms of peri...now and oh it has been a roller coaster with syntoms from dizyness to breast tenderness confusion shoulders lower bk pains mostly uperbk and shoulders the whole packege it has been so rough for me i need help

[@heather4089]

My period stopped at 49 yrs old.

[@AvogelCoUk]

That's great, it varies for everyone!

[@younggirlmitz4555]

I'm 54 haven't had a period fr last year July.

[@evacuevas5506]

I just turned 48, was told that I have entered menopause beacuase 12,13 months of no period. But now I'm concerned about pregnancy since I've been nauseous for a few days. If not pregnant, will probably use birth control for another year just to be safe.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi We tend to recommend using protection up till two two years without periods just to be on the safe side! Best Wishes Eileen

[@suhsanuk1399]

An enjoyable video. I am 56, normal menstruation and not yet showing any signs of even early menopause. I am unable to find anything on late onset menopause; any ideas for why this occurs would be welcome.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Suhsan The average age to start the menopause is approx 45-55, after that it is normally considered a late menopause. Although it is not very common a small number of women can reach their late 50s before the menopause appears! Having a late menopause could be hereditary or the woman could have very high oestrogen levels so it would take longer for any decrease to trigger the menopause.

[@normasmith1370]

Thank you very informative My period stop for years and come back on ashwensday but it stop now I dont go to the doctor in my early years I had forbried but the doctor says that it shrinks when you go through menopause oh ashwensday I went to church convention and it was jamp packed and I used the bathroom and I strained to defecate I was in a hurry so I dont know if that is the cause

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Norma Yes, that could cause a bleed but it is still important to get this checked by your doctor. Best Wishes Eileen

[@younggirlmitz4555]

Well said thanks a lot very interesting topic

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Glad you enjoyed it! Best Wishes Eileen

[@yannickandriel5856]

Hi! Mrs Eileen I'm 51 years old and had my last period on the 31st of may 2023. Can it be possible to be pregnant at this age? But no pregnancy signs except pain in the lower abdomen

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi You are not considered safe from pregnancy until you've not had any periods for 2 years! Lower abdomen pain can be caused by a number of issues so it is wise to get this checked by your doctor first. Best Wishes Eileen

[@damarishmisikaram8999]

I’m 39, I’ve been having 2years of on and off periods and now I’m 4months now and haven’t seen my periods, is it normal??

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi If you are approaching the menopause then this kind of scenario is very common. Periods can come and go for a number of years before they stop for good, however, you are still a little on the young side (although it can happen if other close female relatives started early) so it is wise just to check with your doctor Best Wishes Eileen

[@sarahbrennan1342]

Great video 🌟

[@umaimauneeb]

Hi mam. I just turned 40. I came to USA 5 months ago. I got my periods twice in a month and now its been over 3 months. I did not get period till now. I was javing hot flashes 2 months ago. Have i got menopause? I had history of cyst and fibroid plus ibs gastritis and gallstones. Kindly🙏 tell me what should i do? I m really worried

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Periods stopping and starting or having them frequently is a common scenario approaching the menopause but if you have fibroids then it is important to see your doctor for treatment as these could be a trigger in the bleeding Best Wishes Eileen

[@younggirlmitz4555]

this is exactly what is happening to me right now

[@parveenbegum5984]

What to do can you help?

[@jackiepieters4273]

Hi i started having two periods in one month and then only had spots now and then but then my period started to flow heavy and it has been three weeks now and it has not stopped, i have to change every hour

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Jackie Although prolonged periods can be quite common on the approach to the menopause, they are not good for you and could cause anaemia. It is important to get this checked by your doctor, they can test your iron levels and also make sure that other issues such as fibroids, polyps/cysts or a prolapse are not contributing to the bleeding. Best Wishes Eileen

[@allysanchez5630]

I looked it up and menopause happens 12 months without having a period. But how? How can you go that many months without bleeding?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Ally When you get to the menopause, your periods stop for ever because the hormones that trigger periods get too low to cause a monthly cycle. Best Wishes Eileen

[@allysanchez5630]

@@AvogelCoUk but how does menopause start?

[@AvogelCoUk]

@@allysanchez5630 the average age to start the menopause is 45-55 and at that point hormones start to decrease for several years until periods stop for good.

[@allysanchez5630]

@@AvogelCoUk oh, thank you.

[@janemusikiri5336]

I am 44 and I wanted to ask ...At which age can I start to skip my periods?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Jane This is a really difficult question to answer as it is different for every woman, sorry. The average age to start the approach to the menopause is 45-55 but if you know when other close female relatives started, such as your mother, grandmother, aunts or older sisters, that can often give you a clue as to when you will start. Best Wishes Eileen

[@janemusikiri5336]

@@AvogelCoUk Thank you so much Doctor for your quick response I really appreciate.

[@cherilynnsorensen668]

Im 46 and i havnt had my period in 6 month's now is it post or pre?

[@AvogelCoUk]

This would still be considered peri-menopause as you don’t know yet if they have stopped for good.

[@cherilynnsorensen668]

Thank u so much im just so confused cause my lab results said post but i have not gone a year without a period .its been six months .thanks again i find your videos very helpful and i will keep watching

[@josephinecamilleri9966]

Hello when have 52 stop my perid stop now have 54 years old my problem is no smel i doint know to do ths

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Josephine I am sorry but I am not sure what your question is, please could you, maybe, explain a little more for me, thanks. Best Wishes Eileen

[@jennifergokhul18]

Hi Good night I wish if you can help me I have be bleeding for a month now ,don’t know what to do !!

[@eileendurward1785]

Hi Jennifer Although frequent/prolonged periods are quite common for some women as they approach the menopause they are not good for you and could cause anaemia. This in turn can trigger fatigue, low mood/anxiety, poor sleep and joint aches. It is important to get this checked out by your doctor; they may be able to give you something to stop the bleeding and also check that there are no other issues involved such as fibroids, polyps or a prolapse which may be contributing to the bleeding. Best Wishes Eileen

[@pbsworld9898]

i am only 30 and i am not married. But since 5 months i lost my period suddenly. Please maam I want to know what is the reason for this..am very much worried..please reply.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi PObi Missing periods can be caused by a number of factors such as stress, going on a diet, taking prescribed medication or exercising too much. The best thing to do is see your doctor; they should be able to do some tests to find out what is happening with your periods.

[@juliajohnson4894]

@@AvogelCoUk yes i was exercising lifting weights and my period stopped i was about 46

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Julia This could be a possibility but just double check with your doctor :)

[@MN-re9oh]

julia johnson How old are you now? Has it returned?

[@cyaryee6873]

Hi thanks so much for info, but am 54 stil menstruating can l get pregnant and what is the prevention, am scary at this age with pregnancy. Thanks

[@andreafoxx3359]

still have my periods

[@lifewithpromila6010]

From last six months I got twice periods in a month sometimes and it's all are normal can I take some medicine evn I was consulted to my Gyenyc she advice for test all reports are ok then why it happens with me 🌹I'm 49 years Indian woman

[@AvogelCoUk]

This is quite common as you approach the menopause and can be caused by fluctuating oestrogen. In this situation, we recommend the herb Agnus Castus as long as your periods are not too heavy or prolonged. Best Wishes Eileen

[@Unasingh-b7q]

Hello my periods stops in 50.now I saw it coming brownish spots.should I b scared.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi There can be a number of reasons for this but if your periods stopped more than a year ago, it is best just to check with your doctor. Best Wishes Eileen

[@jrpacer6355]

Or start much later ....hello I'm 54 ....still w a period

[@sumitrapant2791]

Thank you ma'am for your very informative video ma'am I want to know pre menupause is better or post menopause Because I have heavy bleeding during my periods my I fee weeeknes and my Serum Ferritine level is 5 only

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Sumitra This is a difficult question as it is different for every woman; some will have an easier peri-menopause and others will have an easier menopause, sorry. Hopefully, your doctor has given you iron tablets to help? Best Wishes Eileen

[@mariesefiyah7789]

Please is it a symptom of menopause

[@azimadyerii8015]

Thanks be blessed Mom

[@azimadyerii8015]

Good evening our lovely mom for the program of menopause,. I have a question? My mom she is 74years old. She has a problem of trembling the hands and depression, what are the food supplements which I can give her, I will be grateful to hear from u. Thanks.

[@SeptemberTeaGarden-ei5bn]

My cycle stopped at 43 and just started back at 53.....

[@AvogelCoUk]

Wow! Do get this checked by your doctor though! Best Wishes Eileen

[@talltalllady]

My period is only 3 days every month. Is it harder to get pregnant with a short period?

[@AvogelCoUk]

I'm not sure about this one, sorry, so best to ask your doctor as it may depend on your age and whether you are still ovulating regularly.

[@talltalllady]

@@AvogelCoUk I'm 42

[@AvogelCoUk]

@@talltalllady if you don't wish to get pregnant then it is wise to still use precautions.

[@talltalllady]

@@AvogelCoUk but I'm 42

[@AvogelCoUk]

@@talltalllady if you are getting periods of any kind then there is the possibility of pregnancy, however, if you are not sure what exactly is happening with your periods then it is best to speak to your doctor. They may be able to do a hormone test for you.

[@rosinasebina3247]

Hi madam I'm in menopause right by age of 49 so I just want to know that's is it possible to get pregnant?if I'm not using any contraceptives

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Rosina, If your hormones are still fluctuating, it is best to still use precautions during this time. The best advice is to discuss this further with your GP.

[@judithwaugh2508]

I'm fifty six and still have period is it safe or healthy

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Judith The average age for the menopause is 45-55 but there are a small number of women who have it later, even up to 59! Usually, this is hereditary so if you know the age other close female relatives started the menopause that may give you a clue, however, if you are worried then please do have a chat with your doctor. Best Wishes Eileen

[@parveenbegum5984]

I am 38 years old and my periods stopped n it's year now I am bit worried

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Parveen 38 is still a little young for the menopause but it can happen if other close female relatives started at the same age. The only way to know for sure is to ask your doctor for a hormone test, especially if you are worried. Best Wishes Eileen

[@parveenbegum5984]

@@AvogelCoUk thank you for the suggestion

[@julietzekpa4790]

If for instance you are not menstruating is there any chances for you to carry a seed in your womb?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Juliet You are not considered safe from pregnancy until you have not had any periods for at least 1 year. Best Wishes Eileen

[@rachealajose4901]

Isit possible to get pregnant during menopause?

[@mercyngala9109]

Yes This question

[@anushaanupualvaalva4030]

Dr when period stop

[@devikanarla6293]

My mom age is 43 my mom get periods for every 28 days but this time not at coming pls tell me the reason? Mam

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Devika Periods can miss for lots of reasons such as stress/anxiety, going on a diet, taking medications or even doing lots of exercise. Approaching the menopause could be a factor too but, for a proper diagnosis, your mom would need to see her doctor, they can test her hormone levels to see what's happening. Best Wishes Eileen

[@devikanarla6293]

Tq mam

[@CookieMonster-b3m]

I missed mine I’m 47 😢am I going through menopause

[@AvogelCoUk]

Have you just missed one period? Best Wishes Eileen

[@CookieMonster-b3m]

Hi dear thank you for your reply I got my period this morning is was late this month but I had some stressful events. It’s normally on time. 🙏🙏🙏 many thanks take care

[@robinmariecooper8262]

I be have my every send i when 9 years old i am 41 years old i still see my

[@bisi1980]

I am in shock I turned 40 a couple of days ago and I am already missing a period. Is this normal? I feel I am too young.

[@janetmwale6127]

Same to me

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi bisi1980 Missing periods can often be one of the fist signs that you are approaching the menopause but you are still a little on the young side (although it can happen if other close female relatives started around the same age). Other issues can stop periods such as stress, going on a strict diet, doing excessive exercise or starting an exercise programme or even just being extra busy. Have a look at what has been going on in your life these past two months and you may find a clue! If, however, you are still worried, then do see your doctor. Best Wishes Eileen

[@nancysunday9356]

Am 39 too….have missed my periods for three months …my doctor gave me some pills for 10 days which didnt work …i went back to him …he then gave me another pill as he Said that pill even a 90 year old woman can get periods after 21 days….so i took the pill got my periods this month then my doctor took some blood test while i was having my periods ….so am still waiting coz they gonna also check how many eggs am left with 😭😭😭😭am praying to God to help me….i want One more child 😭😭😭

[@talltalllady]

@@nancysunday9356 updates? I know this is a old comment

[@Brana24]

I started with symptoms at age 38. I am 41 now.

[@sallyjaikishun1267]

Hi good morning I stop getting my for 3m and I get it back ❤ is that ok thanks

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Sally Periods coming and going like this is really common on the approach to the menopause. This phase can last quite a while before periods stop altogether. However, if you are worried at all, then please do speak to your doctor. Best Wishes Eileen

[@sallyjaikishun1267]

@@AvogelCoUk thanks u 😘

[@AvogelCoUk]

@@sallyjaikishun1267 you're welcome!

[@kristenwhite102]

More information than going to the doctor.They rush U out the door.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Thanks, Kristen! :)

[@Sharon-ih4jw]

Hallo DR your period stop 42 years old you take Clomid tables after next month your period stop you are not pregnant confusing ?!

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Sharon, yes it can be confusing but if you are worried at all then please do ask your doctor to explain in more details how these may affect your hormones. Best Wishes Eileen

[@nayheangna6700]

I'm on waiting list in fertility the test results I got 20percents chance to have pregnant so now I haven't got period for 2months ,any chance I get pregnant?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Nayheang I am really sorry but I can't answer this question for you, this is something that you will need to discuss with your fertility consultant. Hopefully, they will give you good news with your test results. Best Wishes Eileen

[@cynthiajames9491]

I hauent seen my peroid from 2017 i told am going menopause i haue hot flashes cant sleep

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Cynthia You could look at the herb sage as this this known to help with flushes and night sweats and usually works quickly. Best Wishes Eileen

[@merylovemery6541]

my age 38 but before 4 years no period what do pls tell me

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Merylove If your periods have been missing for 4 years at your age it is best to see your doctor. They can test your hormones to see if you have had an early menopause or if there are any other reasons. Best Wishes Eileen

[@younggirlmitz4555]

U can still get period at 57 soon 58

[@AvogelCoUk]

It's different for everyone!

[@younggirlmitz4555]

@@AvogelCoUk ok thanks

[@kellyelmaaugustusbrown4426]

Sad when you can see your period🩸

[@elisagarcia1168]

I'm ten

[@EvelynTubil-io1uf]

Thank u

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Evelyn! Best Wishes Eileen

[@susheelasunder3386]

30 years over now frequency urgency pee what t do.pl..

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Shusheela I have posted a video blog on bladder issues so please do take a look. www.avogel.co.uk/health/menopause/videos/common-bladder-problems-and-infections/ Best Wishes Eileen

[@lydiahndiritu-pl3rq]

Am 45 and I have heavy periods

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi If you've had heavy periods for a while, it is important to check with your doctor. These can cause anaemia which is not good for you. Your doctor can also check that other issues such as fibroids, polyps/cysts or a prolapse are not contributing the bleeds. Best Wishes Eileen

[@elisagarcia1168]

I'm ten it has been 3or 4 months has not comed back

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Elisa At your age it can take several years for your periods to become regular, so missing periods at this time are very common but if you are worried then please do speak to a female relative who can, hopefully, put your mind at rest.

[@kellyelmaaugustusbrown4426]

It's sad that body can help itself

[@mariesefiyah7789]

Am 34 yrs haven't have My period for this month May

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Maries Periods can miss for all sorts of reasons such as stress/anxiety, going on a diet, exercising a lot, being ill or even starting new medication. Best thing to so is keep a diary of what is going on and if your periods don't come back after a few months then do see your doctor for a proper diagnosis. Best Wishes Eileen

[@zaarasalick9829]

I'm bleeding for 5 weeks with lot of clots

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Zaara Please do get this checked out by your doctor as soon as you can. Although prolonged bleeding can happen on the approach to the menopause, this is not good for you and can cause anaemia. Your doctor can test your iron levels and also make sure that other causes such as fibroids or a prolapse are contributing to the bleeding. Best Wishes Eileen

[@sunshine-wb7gr]

That's part of the phase one day they will stop women have gone for a year use vitamins and get regular doctor check ups

[@berthaphiri459]

Hie, thank you so much for all your information, iam 47 years old, also having all these symptoms, and iam on contraceptive pill, can i stop using the pill? But iam scared i may be pregnant, also I am tired of using contraceptive, thank you.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Bertha It is best to ask your doctor this question as they may be able to test your hormone levels to see if it would be safe for you to stop. Best Wishes Eileen

[@berthaphiri459]

@@AvogelCoUk thank you for your helpful advice

[@patriciaidele9917]

Can one still get pregnant?

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Patricia You are not considered safe from pregnancy until you've not had any periods for two years. Best Wishes Eileen

[@patriciaidele9917]

@@AvogelCoUk Thanks.

[@jennifercampbell6468]

Good night went feel crampness i in my two hand. Fingers please if menupase case that too. And high heart pulse fast

[@AvogelCoUk]

This is quite common in the menopause. Muscle cramps (and palpitations) often indicate low magnesium so you may find taking a magnesium supplement 150mg twice a day can help. You can also take some Mag Phos tablets, dissolved on the tongue, for swift relief. However, it is important to see your doctor ret he palpitations just in case they are not related to the menopause.

[@kellyelmaaugustusbrown4426]

Poor body

[@gladysbanya8798]

Have not seen my period since November 2019. Am 42yrs. I have visited the gnecologist he put me on buspaton, but uptil now, I really need help