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hi :) I had the same results 3 yrs ago when my periods decided to go out of whack! I began having very lengthy periods and heavy flooding that lasted up tp 3 weeks. Before that, my periods were always normalNormal saline flush and on time.
I was given provera to stop the bleeding and it worked perfectly, as well as made me feel great mood-wise!
I have been tested in every way to rule out any conditions or problems that would cause my periods to be so heavy and last for so long. But nothing has resulted from them.
Now, I have spent over 3 yrs livingAdvanced care directives with these messed up cycles that often leave me where I cannot leave my house. I have now began having frequent panic attacks as well as numerous other symptoms associated with perimenopause. Yet my dr just cannot believe this is what's causing it bc I am 'only 37 yrs old'.
I was given provera to stop the bleeding and it worked perfectly, as well as made me feel great mood-wise!
I have been tested in every way to rule out any conditions or problems that would cause my periods to be so heavy and last for so long. But nothing has resulted from them.
Now, I have spent over 3 yrs living with these messed up cycles that often leave me where I cannot leave my house. I have now began having frequent panic attacks as well as numerous other symptoms associated with perimenopause. Yet my dr just cannot believe this is what's causing it bc I am 'only 37 yrs old'.
It's so frustrating!