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lack of period

Sat, 03/03/2007 - 12:40
hi everyone im new here! i am 31 and am on 600mg epilim. i recently reduced from 800mg. came off the pill bout 3-4 mths ago to try for a baby. my last period is now 12 days late which is really unusual and i have been off the pill in the past and never missed. i have taken 3 tests all which were negative. anyone have simular experiences or any advice??

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Re: lack of period

Submitted by lisaltstheresa on Sun, 2007-03-11 - 09:50
SOmetimes the change of meds can have some change on your period. For I was on a med and as I was changing I was not getting my period some months. My doctor took me off, and my period went back to normal. take care Lisa http://www.sleep-safe.co.uk/id90.htm http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/EpilepsyApproach1/

Re: Re: lack of period

Submitted by toni2 on Sun, 2007-04-01 - 23:26
Not pregnant and still no period. My gynecologist says talk to my neurologist and my neurologist says talk to my gynecologist. (Despite the fact that my neurologist directly referred me to my gynecologist). Think I will be switching both doctors since my neuro obviously doesn't seem concerned about the no period (even though it coincides with the seizures and meds) and my gyno gave me a speech on the 'delicate balance of menstraution and ovulation' and said 'he would have to check into Keppra...he doesn't know much about seizures or AED's'.

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