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Your period. Help please!

So I was sleeved 10/30 that same day after I woke up and went to the bathroom I got my period. Now my period always comes at the end on the month. And also I'm known to having iregular periods but not this month. So I haven't gotten it yet and tomorrow's a new month! did any of your periods return to normal or was your system changed because of surgery?

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A lot of women find their periods really wonky for six months or so after surgery -- all the hormones stored in fat cells is being released and it can really do a number on your cycle! But the vast, vast majority find that it stabilizes after several months.

Any major change in your body can cause your periods to get whacked out. Like @@Bufflehead said, everything will get back into it's groove soon.

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False alarm I got it today. But I've never experiance cramps before and now I feel like my uterus is just pissed off at me!

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