ladies

[redcrx]

got a Q regarding 'aunty flo' on another section. Would appreciate it if the ladies could offer any advice http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Family/Pregnanc y/Question369608.html

[missyR]

I think after you have a child sometimes your periods can be mixed up - or this could be an early sign of the menopause (depending on age). I would first do a pregnancy test like Blyss says in a couple of weeks, if negative then go to the doctors and explain your situation :o)

[whiffy]

Who else was drinking an Ainsley Harriott cup-a-soup when this link popped up ?

[redcrx]

thanks missyR. i am well aware of how things change after having a baby as that was 19 months ago and i was 'back to normal' after 2 months. As for the menopause, i am a little older than you but too young for that i hope lol

[redcrx]

oooh hope you didnt scald yourself whiffy.

[crete]

red, you know many factors can effect menstruation, rarely do females have what they consider normal throughout their child bearing years, should your symptoms persist see g p . if ? pregnancy is a possibility do another test in a few days, MENOPAUSE ?

[redcrx]

crete,
dont you start on the menopause subject im too young for that :)

[missyR]

If you're under 46/7 then defo but considering you only had a baby 19 months ago you're obviously wayyyyy younger than i had assumed. I'd rule out menopause and defo do the test! :o)

[redcrx]

oh dear Missy, how old did you think i was?
actually, i may not like the answer so keep it to yourself lol

[carrust]

They've been on about this on Womens Hour (R4) this week.

[redcrx]

about what carrust?

[crete]

red the menopause. he he

[carrust]

Spitting & spotting...all the plumbing problems that women have.

[redcrx]

im too young to listen to R4 as well hehe

I had a car with the reg N*** HRT, maybe it was a sign :O

[redcrx]

did you catch what the advice was carrust? or did you switch off lol

[crete]

who was spitting on radio 4 ?

[carrust]

You can get it on listen again on the BBC web-site.

[whiffy]

What is really interesting is that the second 2 letters of a car number indicate where it was registered, for example EV is Essex, CE is Cambridgeshire. I think RT is Suffolk.

[carrust]

crete. Jenny Murray, & they had a spot of rain on the Archers!

[redcrx]

wow, suffolk eh? thatd explain the high mileage and the inability to get up hills

[redcrx]

thank you carrust, shall try and tune the PC at home in later, if i can find the dial :)