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Amenorrhoea, An-ovulation, Chronic Symptoms. Negative Pregnancy Tests. Causes?
hi, i want to ask what are some of the causes of ammenorhoea n anovulation because i have been experiencing that for three months now and am not pregnant because i have done a pregnancy test that is negative result and i have not had sex for 5months now,please help am in distress am 26years old scared of possibilities of infertility
Mon, 16 Jul 2012
Hi waringa
There are many causes of amenorrhea & anovulation,but,most common are,
Stress
PCOD
Anorexia nervosa
Hypothyroidism
Tuberculosis(in Asian countries)
If,you are overweight,then,more chances of PCOD.
So,don't be scare,just consult your gynaecologist &
carry out required investigations.
Take Care
There are many causes of amenorrhea & anovulation,but,most common are,
Stress
PCOD
Anorexia nervosa
Hypothyroidism
Tuberculosis(in Asian countries)
If,you are overweight,then,more chances of PCOD.
So,don't be scare,just consult your gynaecologist &
carry out required investigations.
Take Care
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You are more likely to have amenorrhea if you:Are obese,Exercise excessively and for long periods of time,Have less than 15% - 17% body fat,Have severe anxiety or emotional distress,Lose a lot of weight suddenly. It could also be due to Polycystic ovarian syndrome,Premature ovarian failure,Thyroid or prolactin dysfunction . Hormone shots for birth control like depot provera may also lead to amenorrhea. You need to consult a gynecologist soon. Take care.
Welcome to HealthcareMagic
You are more likely to have amenorrhea if you:Are obese,Exercise excessively and for long periods of time,Have less than 15% - 17% body fat,Have severe anxiety or emotional distress,Lose a lot of weight suddenly. It could also be due to Polycystic ovarian syndrome,Premature ovarian failure,Thyroid or prolactin dysfunction . Hormone shots for birth control like depot provera may also lead to amenorrhea. You need to consult a gynecologist soon. Take care.
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