Periods Delayed. Experiencing Pulling Ache In Upper Inner Thigh. Symptoms Of Menopause Starting?
I am 46 and get my period every 23 days or so (usually lasts 7-9 days). I am pretty sure I have not ovulated since before my last period (no typical discharge or mittelschmerz as usual). So now it has been 48 days since my last period. I have been experiencing a pulling/ache/discomfort in my upper inner thigh which I feel most often when at rest. At what point do I see my gynecologist? My mother was finished periods by age 48. Am I on my way to starting menopause? No chills or sweats here.
Usual age of menopause is between 45-50 years.
Still i recommend you to get a UPT done to rule out pregnancy.
Not always ovulation is experienced by mittelschmerz.
Once pregnancy is ruled out, i suggest you to get a ultrasound to know endometrial thickness.
I suggest you to visit a Gynecologist for menopausal profile after a month of ammenorrhea.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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Periods Delayed. Experiencing Pulling Ache In Upper Inner Thigh. Symptoms Of Menopause Starting?
Hello, Thanks for the query. Usual age of menopause is between 45-50 years. Still i recommend you to get a UPT done to rule out pregnancy. Not always ovulation is experienced by mittelschmerz. Once pregnancy is ruled out, i suggest you to get a ultrasound to know endometrial thickness. I suggest you to visit a Gynecologist for menopausal profile after a month of ammenorrhea. Hope this helps. regards, Dr Nilofer