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Question for the ladies...

I was banded on the 18th... Got my period on dec. 11. I now have it again. Anyone else have an early period due to the surgery??

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Sounds perfectly normal. Your body is going through major changes, especially the initial weight loss which can affect your menstrual cycle. I had my period immediately after surgery and then again a few weeks later. Once my body got used to the changes, my cycle settled back into normal - and then menopause kicked in, but that's another story!

Good luck.

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Thank you! ;) you eased my mind a bit.

Its not uncommon for your cycle to be thrown off, if it continues you might want to mention it to your doctors.

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Its not uncommon for your cycle to be thrown off' date=' if it continues you might want to mention it to your doctors.[/quote']

I might call tomorrow just to be sure. I'm usually sooooo regular that getting it 2 weeks early really threw me off.

Mine stopped all together....lol. I was 50 years old and was regular for 35 years... I had it the week before surgery and then missed the next month. I was so freaked out I bought a pregnancy test!!! Which considering hubby had a vasectomy 10 years ago would have been interesting. The 2 nd month nothing... I went to the OBGYN. She wasn't worried and said surgery sometimes messes with your cycle. After 6 months of nothing I went back and she did blood work and come to find out my surgery may have brought on menopause...go figure !!! The point is... I would not worry about missing one or 2 cycles if you can rule out pregnancy.

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Lol thank you Floridays! I can definitely rule out pregnancy :) my husband had a vasectomy 4 years ago.

Floridays is correct, having surgery can mess up your cycles. I've had 8 surgeries and each time it takes about two cycles to get back on track. But my body is super sensitive. Just traveling can throw it off. Just give it time.

Me too! Mine went missing, though. I was supposed to get it shortly before I started my pre-op diet, but I think the low calories threw it off. Then surgery. It finally came (nearly a month late) three days after surgery, but it was super light and only lasted a couple days. I'd be freaking out except my husband also had a vasectomy more than a year ago. Come to think of it... I still feel relief every month when my period comes. LOL :)

I was band on 11/2/12 and my last one was in oct haven't had one but the other day I was spotting for like 2days should I be worried

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I was band on 11/2/12 and my last one was in oct haven't had one but the other day I was spotting for like 2days should I be worried

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Only if you can't rule out pregnancy!

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