Anonymous, did you lose a lot of weight while you were sick? That and stress could affect the menstrual cycle.
Since you say it is both hips, that changes my thoughts. That could be aching from being ill, or it could be related to your lower back. Lumbar problems affect spinal nerves that can make your hips and legs feel tired and achy.
The thrush is always a big issue after a serious hospitalization and heavy duty antibiotics. But all of this stuff together makes me think it really would be a good idea to check in with your primary health provider to help you get on track for healing, rather than staying in this sort of immune dip you seem to be in. The hip pain and no periods could possibly be related to each other, and it would be better to get a real diagnosis rather than guess at it, in case you are still having some sort of digestive issue.
Please keep us posted on how you are. Thanks for writing.
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Anonymous, did you lose a lot of weight while you were sick? That and stress could affect the menstrual cycle.
Since you say it is both hips, that changes my thoughts. That could be aching from being ill, or it could be related to your lower back. Lumbar problems affect spinal nerves that can make your hips and legs feel tired and achy.
The thrush is always a big issue after a serious hospitalization and heavy duty antibiotics. But all of this stuff together makes me think it really would be a good idea to check in with your primary health provider to help you get on track for healing, rather than staying in this sort of immune dip you seem to be in. The hip pain and no periods could possibly be related to each other, and it would be better to get a real diagnosis rather than guess at it, in case you are still having some sort of digestive issue.
Please keep us posted on how you are. Thanks for writing.
October 19, 2010 - 6:36amThis Comment
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