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hormonal issues- women's help/advice?

Okay so I admittedly do not go to a general physician often, I know that is not good and should get a check up every year at least, it has been 6 years since I have been to any doctor besides a GYNOB. I believe I may be having some sort of hormonal issue and would like other women's help/advice or opinions on the matter. First off I had a child about 7 months ago and I am currently breast feeding. I started having normal cycles about 3 months after he was born but I have had extreme PMS. about 2 weeks before I get extreme moods swings- zero patience, I feel like a crazy person andhave extreme food cravings aweek before. My face breaks out as well. I get bloated before I even get my period but I am eating very healthy. More recently for the last 6 weeks my hair has been extremely oily.My face is not oily. This is very odd for me, I never had oily hair as a teen, I would get a few pimples the week before my cycle but not like this. I do not feel stressed out until I get mood swings the 2 weeks before. I am not as emotional the week of my period but I am still bloated and very tired. The only time I feel at all like my normal self is the week after my period and then I get crazy all over again. So basically 7 days out of a month I feel normal. What should I do? I am 27, eating a healthy diet, exercise a good bit, not taking BC.

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  • 7 years ago

    It sounds to me that you're obviously under a lot of pressure and its coming out in these forms. Try to take some time to yourself and relax. If you don't see any differences soon then you will HAVE to go the doctors. They're only there for you and to help you with your health

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