Hi Breezy, thank you for the information and for your question. You seem very concerned, and it's good to know that you will soon have insurance and be able to see your doctor. You can ask for a blood test which, like a urine test, checks for the hCG hormone but does so in a different way.
Is it possible that the changes in your period are due to perimenopause? While this typically impacts women in their late 40's and early 50's, it does occur earlier in some women. This article written for the EmpowHER community provides some very helpful information: Are you in Early Menopause?
We hope this helps and that you will let us know what you learn from your doctor.
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Hi Breezy, thank you for the information and for your question. You seem very concerned, and it's good to know that you will soon have insurance and be able to see your doctor. You can ask for a blood test which, like a urine test, checks for the hCG hormone but does so in a different way.
Is it possible that the changes in your period are due to perimenopause? While this typically impacts women in their late 40's and early 50's, it does occur earlier in some women. This article written for the EmpowHER community provides some very helpful information: Are you in Early Menopause?
We hope this helps and that you will let us know what you learn from your doctor.
Best,
Pam
October 12, 2014 - 12:27pmThis Comment
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