could drinking a bottle of wine and a couple beers per night cause anaovulation and amenorrhea?

Question

61 yrs old , urinating a lot more than usual no matter what i drink water, beer, wine, all cause 10 /15 times a day. What to do?

Answer 1

No: That should have no effect of your periods. It may affect other things. So would definitely get an evaluation, especially if this is a change for you.

Answer 2

Way too much alcohol: A bottle of wine is about 6 drinks (a serving is 4 oz, = alcohol to a shot or a beer), & 2 more drinks = 8 drinks a night. This is way too much for anyone's health. Moderate drinking for avg woman (per world health org) is 1 drink per occasion. 3 drinks a day can kill as many platelets as your body can make. Please get an evaluation @ a treatment ctr or from an addiction medicine specialist.

Answer 3

Depends: In this situaation, amenorrhea occurs because the pituitary is shutting down due to weight loss and malnutrition. The point when this occur is different for everyone. You can't predict it. That being said, it's never a good idea to "starve" yourself for anything!, even for weight loss.

Answer 4

Thanks for asking!: Difficult to say......One needs to be malnourished enough to affect the gonadotropic harmones. I really dont understand your question.

Answer 5

Pregnancy first !!: Must rule out pregnancy first ! if no menses prior (called primary amenorrhea) abve age 15yrs, then anatomical causes also must be considered (lack of uterus, blood flow blockage, etc). If menses took place prior (called secondary amenorrhea) then hormonal causes such as elevated prolactin, testosterone or low thyroid should be considered. Significant weight loss also possible. Talk with your pcp.

Answer 6

Thanks for asking!: Amenorrhea is absence of menses.Causes are many such as genetic, endocrine, structural, environmental, psychological and most of all pregnancy must be ruled out.

Answer 7

Amenorrhea: Pregnancy is one cause of amenorrhea. How long since you last period? When did you last see your gynecologist? Early menopause does occur but infrequently. Again, please see your gynecologist.

Answer 8

"reaction": If you're unable to describe what the "reaction" is, it may be safer to have her looked at in-person by a doctor. Shortness of breath, wheezing, facial and throat swelling are some signs and symptoms which would require immediate medical attention.

Answer 9

To what?: You don't mention what you think she is having a reaction to. Is she on a medication, have bug bites, ate something new? If the reaction is just the itchy rash, oral Diphenhydramine (benadryl) will help settle down the reaction and relieve the itch. If she is having any facial swelling, tongue or throat swelling or difficulty breathing, this is medical emergency and she needs to go to er.

Answer 10

Too few periods: Oligo- means few (or little); menorrhea describes menses, or periods. So oligomenorrhea means having too few periods, usually defined as 6 or fewer in 1 year. A- means no, so amenorrhea means no periods.

Answer 11

Less or No periods: Oligo implies less frequent periods and women who do have a period are said to have amenorrhoea.

Answer 12

See an MD: You probably need to see an endocrinologist for a full hormonal evaluation, but i would start with your primary care doctor first - just to make sure - before you wait for the specialist appointment.

Answer 13

Go see your doc: I recommend seeing your doctor if your having this persistent problem.

Answer 14

Don't ignore : Amenorrhea can be caused by a number of issues. Some of those problems can be a threat to your health, so it is a good idea to seek out a gyn or reproductive medicine specialist.

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