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could this be premenopause

Hi. Im 43 years old and have been having problems with my periods. I will be a month late, or sometimes even 3 months late. They will be heavy sometimes and light other times. This started about 3 yrs ago. My baby boys father passed away in 2004 and I stayed single for at least 8 yrs. After awhile of being alone, my family thought it was time for me to move on with my life, so I decided to start dating again. well I meet this great man and ever since we started having intercourse. All these problems started happening. Missed periods, unusual headaches, and even real bed UTIs. I have even been getting real upset over nothing. I cry almost every night over things that happened years ago. Last year I only had 6 periods. I know im not pregnant. I have taken at least 15 pregnancy test over the past three years and all negative. Sex has been painful for me, but I was assuming it was because I didn't have sex for almost 8 yrs. Just wanted to know if anyone had any advice. Thank you so much.
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im so sorry. i can be pretty dumb sometimes. just joined the group. just got to figure this out. but thank you.
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Hi there
You've come to the multiple sclerosis community.  I'm not sure if this is what you intended?

However, with the issues you describe perhaps you should see your PCP to get your hormone levels checked and perhaps look at whether a gynae referral is required.

Best wishes


Poppy
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