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ShannonRSD
09-14-2002, 11:09 PM
Hi, my name is Shannon and I am new to this message board but unfortunatly I am not new to rsd. I have had RSD for about 3 1/2 years, full body for about 2 years.
I have a question that I am really hoping that someone can answer for me or at least say that they have also experienced the same thing. I have not had my period for 6-8 months now and I am too young for it just to be menopause, I am 34. Plus I don't have any other symptoms that would indicate an early menopause.
I know that there is some level of pain but who knows how much... the rsd meds may not do much for rsd but they do tend to mask other pain.
I would just like to know if anyone knows if this could be just another side effect or result of this monstorous disease.
Shannon

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piggi777
09-16-2002, 10:21 AM
SHANNON
I do miss my periods from time to time! It may be sometimes 3 months than i get them regular again?? I thought maybe it was the neurontin?? I have found no proof to it?? But i am a little older than you! (49) But until i got RSD mine were pretty regular??
HAVE A NICE DAY
SUE

d'bera
11-13-2002, 10:41 PM
That finally makes sense! I was diagnosed in spring 2000 and wondered why my period had disappeared with none of the menopause symptoms. I've had 2 periods a month since my daughter was born, no one knew why, and then all of a sudden, gone! Makes sense. RSD has messed up my health so bad, what's one more thing? I will ask my doc about it, but until I read your posting, I'd never connected the two!!

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cheerangael
12-13-2002, 02:45 PM
This has happened to me too and it's totally scary because because I'm a teenager and I've had my period regular for years. But I've only had RSD for 2 months and it only affects my foot and ankle. How could this have happened so fast?

 

 

 




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