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Oh my. I don't have this problem. Mine is the opposite, I am surprised

when I finally get mine although it is more consistent now then before

surgery. I have at least had a couple of periods since surgery. I wish

I knew what to tell you. Has your doctor considered changing your birth

control pills?

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

SRVG 7/16/01

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

479/335/???

On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 07:47:22 EDT kimberlyoconnell@... writes:

> I am having some problems with excessive menstrual bleeding. My

> period shows

> up more that once a month. My gyn has done all the appropriate

> tests and we

> have found that it is just my hormone levels. Do I have to live

> with this?

> The Birth Control pills aren't taking care of it. Have any of you

> dealt with

> this issue? How did you resolve it?

>

> O'Connell

> Haverhill Ma

> Open RNY 2/7/02

> Pre op weight:248

> Now: 136

>

>

>

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I have been going through both extremes lately. First, I was having

2/month back in 2000. (My surgery was 9/99) I never believed it

had anything to do w/my surgery as I have always been like

clockwork. Then we had a move and my Mom got cancer and died very

quickly (unexpectedly) and before and during that time, I had

2/month at least. The doc. checked my blood and also for cancer and

everything was okay. Then it only happened intermittently. Now I

am moving yet again in one month, and during the past 2 months mine

have been only one day long and resembling slightly colored water.

NOTHING like they have been all my life. I am 46 and wondered about

the beginning of menopause. My DH thinks it is just the stress. He

has been working in another state for 8 months now so I am left in

charge of kids, dog, and packing. He does come home monthly and

works very hard when he does. Consequently, I have to wait and see

for a few months. I have never taken birth control pills so I can't

help you with that either. It sounds like your doctor has been

thorough. Hopefully your body will get back in sinc soon. I am

sorry I have no answers for you, just my experience.

Good Luck,

Diane

LAP RNY 9/99

> I am having some problems with excessive menstrual bleeding. My

period shows

> up more that once a month. My gyn has done all the appropriate

tests and we

> have found that it is just my hormone levels. Do I have to live

with this?

> The Birth Control pills aren't taking care of it. Have any of

you dealt with

> this issue? How did you resolve it?

>

> O'Connell

> Haverhill Ma

> Open RNY 2/7/02

> Pre op weight:248

> Now: 136

>

>

>

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