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Female question...

I'm 4 months post op and 2 days late on my monthly visitor. Had my tubes tied in 2006. I'm wondering if the weight loss and hormone changes could cause a missed/late menstrual cycle.

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Absolutely hormones can cause so many changes in the body. After any surgery a woman's hormones go wack! A couple days late is normal. I've heard of some starting early as well. Surgery sent me into full blown peri-menopause and I went from being able to set a clock to my cycle to only have two periods this year.

If it continues to hold off you can certainly call your doctors office and get reassurance.

take care

Remember that fat cells contain estrogen. When we start using them up, the estrogen is released into the body. Who knows what kind of crap that can cause. Our doc says suddenly people who were not trying became pregnant after being sleeved.

yep.me too.estrogen is higher now

11 hours ago, sc09 said:

I'm 4 months post op and 2 days late on my monthly visitor. Had my tubes tied in 2006. I'm wondering if the weight loss and hormone changes could cause a missed/late menstrual cycle.

Oh yes, at one point, I thought I was going mentally and emotionally crazy. lol Since the surgery, my cycles have been on time, which was never the case before.

Yup, I went from everything fine and normal my whole life to not having a period for 4 months.

Yes this is normal.


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