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Doctor insights on: How To Stop My Menstruation Forever Without Hyst

Stopping bleeding: Consider ocp's , Mirena (levonorgestrel) or ablation of the endometrium, although i tell patients that the only 100% way is with hyst. ...Read more

Most return to: Normal the 1st cycle, .

There is a: difference between a hangnail and an ingrown toenail. A hangnail is when the nail is partially torn and "hanging"….it is not common to have this on multiple nails. This usually occurs from injury or from picking at ones nails. An ingrown toenail can occur cause the toenail is too wide….there are procedures to correct this. ...Read more

Never normal: Your lungs will never go back to "normal"; that being said, you will arrest further development of lung disease, so it is always a good idea to quit smoking. Good luck! ...Read more

7 days after : You returned to whatever your baseline fertility was about 7 days after removal of the IUD. ...Read more

1-2 weeks: The hormones from the pills will be out of your system in 1-2 weeks. ...Read more

Mirena (levonorgestrel): You did not say how long you had this. No matter - please contact your obstetrician ASAP. ...Read more

Surgery: Talk to your gyn, as only permanent solution is surgical removal. Depo shot or implants can last many months at a time, but if seeking "finality, " need to remove the factory. ...Read more

No: see a doctor.

One month: It take a while to completely get rid off the effect of nicotine on your body especially if you been smoking for long time, i found a month you should start feeling good. ...Read more

Usually 2-4 weeks.: The body should resume normal ovulatory function, and production of eggs/cysts right after stopping the pill. Should get a normal cycle after 2-4 weeks. ...Read more

Variable: Bulimia stresses your body in many ways, from metabolic changes to dehydration and more. Much of your hair can enter a telogen phase and fall out. In some women, these phases can last a year or more. You need to ensure good nutrition and self-care (no vomiting) in the meantime. Help for bulimia is available through psychotherapy. ...Read more

Depends: Depending on how long a woman has been on a progesterone only pill it may take several months for her to have periods and even longer to have regular periods again. A combination birth control pill containing estrogen and progestin may help to have regular cycles quicker. ...Read more

IT DEPENDS HOW LONG&: It depends on how long you have been taking the birth control pills and how regular your periods were before starting the bcpills.But it can take anywhere from 4to6weeks in most.But some women it can take 3months to start their period. ...Read more

Hard to say.: The breasts enlarge naturally with weight gain, puberty, pregnancy and breast-feeding. ...Read more

See a doctor: It depends 100% on 'why' you are bleeding. In a 40 Y.O. It could easily be 20 different things. You cannot self diagnose this, and no one can diagnose you online. See a doctor, an obg or a good primary-care doc next week. ...Read more

It would have: Been best to never start taking it in the beginning. You may feel somewhat weaker and fatigued after stopping until your body can adjust the the deficiency and start producing your normal endogenous testosterone again. This can take days to weeks, or can even be a permanent problem, depending on multiple factors such as time your took it, dose, route of administration, your body, etc. ...Read more

It does not!: Masturbation does not decrease testosterone vvto any extent. Therefore the answer is that any drop in testosterone would be do to factors other than masturbation! ...Read more

Need help: Pain and addiction is two separate process. People who are addicted have to deal with normal body pain in addiction to withdrawal effects. You need a specialist who can help both your issues. ...Read more

Life Saver: If I understand your question correctly: you are 16 years old, going to counseling, and you have been losing so much weight that your therapist is worried about not just your health, but your life. And you want to stop her from saving your life? It sounds like you have anorexia, severe enough to be dangerous. Please accept the help and get treatment, even if it means going to the hospital! ...Read more

Stopping bleeding: Consider ocp's , Mirena (levonorgestrel) or ablation of the endometrium, although i tell patients that the only 100% way is with hyst. ...Read more

Sorry, too late: Once the period starts it will have to "run its course". ...Read more

Extended Cycle Pills: Options include any combined hormonal birth control pill. Monophasic with same dose in all pill is best. Generic orthocyclen (ethinyl estradiol and norgestimate) is availably for three packs for about $27 at walmart/sams club. If you take only hormone pills continuously menses should be stopped for nine weeks. (but see your doctor first to make sure pills will be ok for you.). ...Read more

Birth control pills: Continuous (generic) birth control pills will eventually stop your periods, or limit them to every 3-6 mos based on how your take them. Generic pills will let you not "spend a lot of money". ...Read more

Several possibilitys: 23 yo with no bc pills reported and first time for menstrual irregularity. This may be related to problems with the ovaries no longer functioning correctly; or it maybe you have a polyp in the uterus or 'fibroids' or less likely other tumors in the pelvis. Thyroid dysfunction or blood disorders must be included in the possible causes. Most commonly, it is hormonal irregularity. So see md soon. ...Read more

Yes: It is possible to have a normal period that lasts only one day. ...Read more

Can't: There are no means to stop your period once it starts. ...Read more

Possible options: Although there are no medications for which a short course will permanently stop your periods, there are some hormonal medications which, taken on a daily basis, may prevent your period from coming. You can discuss the options with your gynecologist and try one or more of them. ...Read more

Yes - birth control: Go see your Family Doc, GYN or Planned Parenthood about your concerns. S/he can prescribe hormonal birth control to help you deal w/menses. If you'd like, ask for oral contraceptives that set you up for quarterly eg Seasonale/Seasonique or even just annual period eg Amethyst. ...Read more

Improper hormones: Irregular menstrual periods are not uncommon in adolescents and young adults. Abnormalities in your thryoid gland or pituitary gland, or your ovaries will cause this. Please schedule an appointment with your gynecologist for an examination and ultrasound to look at your ovaries and obtain levels of your estrogen and other hormones. If you are having sex, pregnancy can still occur. ...Read more

Abnormal menses: First things first, make sure you are NOT pregnant. If your test is negative, you are having anovulatory cycles either as a result of an imbalance of estrogen and progesterone that is made in the ovary and controls the menstrual cycle or an imbalance in your thyroid hormones. Seek medical attention to help determine the cause and to regulate your periods. ...Read more

Stopping menses: Oral contraceptives can be taken so as to skip periods. Hormone containing IUDs can suppress periods. Menopause occurs between 45 and 44. ...Read more

That is possible.: Illness can be a cause for a missed or late period. ...Read more

Lots of options: You will need to see your obgyn for an exam and testing. Depending on your age and fertility plans there are lots of treatment options. Birth control pills can regulate your cycle. Mirena (levonorgestrel) iuds can minimize your periods. Lysteda is a great new hormone free drug used to stop heavy periods. If you are done with pregnancies ask if you are a candidate for an endometrial ablation. ...Read more

See doctor: There are medications your doctor can prescribe to stop the bleeding. You need to be checked for anemia if you have been bleeding a lot so make sure that you see your doctor as soon as possible. ...Read more

Provera (medroxyprogesterone): ask your doctor for 5 day supply of provera (medroxyprogesterone) to take daily before and during trip. generally this will cause period to start the next day after stopping. ...Read more

Get an IUD: Most women with an IUD stop menstruating completely, although it might take up to a year. Certainly the most cost-effective way. There is no long-term effect on fertility, should you change your mind. ...Read more

Problem: You definitely need to be evaluated. Most likely there is a hormonal problem and it could be one of several problems (thyroid, milk hormone, pcos, early menopause, etc) but when the periods are like that it is important to make sure you do not have uterine cancer or pre-cancer. ...Read more

No: Douching, when performed normally, should not affect the length/duration of your period ...Read more

Probably not: The infection would not likely stop your periods but could make you have irregular bleeding or more painful periods. ...Read more