Yes: Weight gain can cause hormone disturbances that can lead to problems with your periods. However, certain hormone problems like thyroid problems can lead to weight gain and menstrual changes. See your doctor.
Answered 1/8/2015
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Generally, no: It is more likely that a 60 pound weight gain will cause a lessening or absence of your period. This bleeding may be the result of excess estrogen from the weight gain acting on the uterine fibroids causing growth and excessive bleeding. See a GYN MD soon for a conclusive assessment and diagnosis.
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