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raspberrytorte · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:15 PM

So... I haven't had my period in four months!!

I'm not pregnant. I took a test. And I know what being pregnant feels like, and I don't feel that way.

Could this be med related? Like AP related?

I'm thinking about going to the doctor. This isn't normal!

wildflowerchild25 · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:18 PM

Get your prolactin checked. I don't think you're on any prolactin raising meds but you never know.

I don't know how much you weigh but sometimes your period stops if you weigh too little.

I didn't have mine for nearly a year and it was because my prolactin was sky high. I dragged my feet getting into the dr and probably could have prevented a lot of my weight gain had I just gone.

Victoria'smom · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:18 PM

Going to the Dr. is a good Idea. I haven't had that on any of my meds.

raspberrytorte · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by wildflowerchild25

Get your prolactin checked. I don't think you're on any prolactin raising meds but you never know.

I don't know how much you weigh but sometimes your period stops if you weigh too little.

I didn't have mine for nearly a year and it was because my prolactin was sky high. I dragged my feet getting into the dr and probably could have prevented a lot of my weight gain had I just gone.

I'm average weight. If I'm gaining I think it's because I've been eating like **** and sitting on my *** all the time, but maybe not. I was wondering if maybe it was haldol related because my doctor before the last one raised my haldol to 4mg, and that was when I stopped having my period (now I'm on 6mg of it because my last doctor raised it again because I was having psychotic symptoms while I was IOP).

I don't know. I should research this.

Thanks for the reply.

I hate going to the doctor and my GP treats me like a leper because of my diagnosis and when I go in she blames all of my symptoms on my anxiety disorder.

raspberrytorte · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:25 PM

I mean. I'm not complaining about not having it. It's sorta nice in all honesty. I just don't think it's normal.

HALLIEBETH87 · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:49 PM

Have you ever had issues with your cycle before?

laracroft3 · Aug 04, 2017 at 10:57 PM

Depending on how old you are it could be menopause/early menopause.
Depending on your birth control, it could affect your period.

I have an IUD and it stops my period which I love.
But I still get all the symptoms (intense cramps, migraines, cravings, etc)

Do you still get the symptoms?

raspberrytorte · Aug 04, 2017 at 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by HALLIEBETH87

Have you ever had issues with your cycle before?

I'm somewhat irregular. I always get it once a month though. It's just sometimes I'll be two weeks late. I've never gone four months without having it.

raspberrytorte · Aug 04, 2017 at 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by laracroft3

Depending on how old you are it could be menopause/early menopause.
Depending on your birth control, it could affect your period.

I have an IUD and it stops my period which I love.
But I still get all the symptoms (intense cramps, migraines, cravings, etc)

Do you still get the symptoms?

I'm 34, so I shouldn't be going through menopause yet.

I'm not on birth control. I can't take hormonal birth control. It turns me into a raging *****, like the two weeks before my period, but all the time instead.

I have been getting one period symptom, which is that my lower back hurts, but that's all.

HALLIEBETH87 · Aug 04, 2017 at 11:14 PM

so many things can affect a woman's cycle. If you're concerned is say see
Your dr.

Sunflower123 · Aug 05, 2017 at 07:24 AM

If it continues for much longer please see your doctor. I do understand about your doctor. I went to a doctor Thursday and once he found out my diagnosis he honed in on that and it had nothing to do with why I was there. Best wishes.

lilypup · Aug 05, 2017 at 07:50 PM

Is there anyway to get a new GP? I'm not talking about this issue, but if a doc cares more about your MI than your physical symptoms I would run. Just because we have MI doesn't mean we don't have valid GP concerns. He/she should support you and work with your pdoc if needed. Keep looking...someone out there is bound to have sympathy and understanding for MI.

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