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Could Missed Period Indicate Menopause?
My periods are regular however this time I had no periods since my last periods on 29th october it is 37th day today and I had unprotected session with my husband, few days back I had severe pain for two days in my upper abdomen, got omeprozole and medicine for pain releif through iv I m continuing with pantazole, had ultra sound and blood test too but result is negative for pregnancy , my age is 39, is it early menopause
Mon, 23 Jan 2017
Hallow Dear,
Different tests like urine pregnancy test and ultrasonography has confirmed that you are not pregnant. So that possibility is ruled out.
At the age the 39 years, delay in single period for about a week is not a definitive indication of early menopause; though the possibility cannot be ruled out.
Usually, for few months to years before the menopause, the menses become irregular and are progressively delayed. When the menses do not appear for continuous 6 months at the menopausal age, it is labelled as menopause.
Your blood examination for FSH, LH and Oestrogen can indicate whether you are heading to the menopause. However, I feel you should wait for few more days expecting your periods. If still they do not appear, please report to your Gynaecologist.
Your upper abdominal pain seems to be due to increased acidity in the stomach. Proton pump inhibitors you are taking will relieve you from it.
I hope this helps you to resolve the dilemma.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
Different tests like urine pregnancy test and ultrasonography has confirmed that you are not pregnant. So that possibility is ruled out.
At the age the 39 years, delay in single period for about a week is not a definitive indication of early menopause; though the possibility cannot be ruled out.
Usually, for few months to years before the menopause, the menses become irregular and are progressively delayed. When the menses do not appear for continuous 6 months at the menopausal age, it is labelled as menopause.
Your blood examination for FSH, LH and Oestrogen can indicate whether you are heading to the menopause. However, I feel you should wait for few more days expecting your periods. If still they do not appear, please report to your Gynaecologist.
Your upper abdominal pain seems to be due to increased acidity in the stomach. Proton pump inhibitors you are taking will relieve you from it.
I hope this helps you to resolve the dilemma.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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