what happens when a lady no longer has menstruation?
111663
So, she's been getting her period for only one year? It can take two or three years before her body gets on a more regular cycle, so it's totally normal for her to miss a few periods every once in a while. Eating right, exercising, and maintaining a low-stress lifestyle will help her periods come more regularly.
1154775
There could be numerous reasons for your lack of menses.\nBest thing to do is go to the gynecologist and have some tests run.\nThe problem could be something very easily fixed with a one time treatment or prescription.  Please do seek medical help.
499220
If a sperm does not fertilize the egg (from a woman's ovary), the body no longer needs the uterine lining to support the fertilized egg. Estrogen and progesterone levels then drop, triggering the uterine lining to gently fall away from the wall of the uterus, and to be shed through the vagina. The discharge of this lining is the menstrual flow. The entire process is called menstruation.
1019103
Your period is when you shed the lining that your uterus had to get ready for the fertilized egg to implant to.  Since you didn't get pregnant, the lining is no longer needed.  When it begins to shed the lining at the beginning it is fresh blood which is more red.  This starts to turn to brown since it is old blood at the end of your period.  The older brown blood usually has a foul odor also.  This is perfectly normal.
717567
Your ovaries will continue to work just as if you never had your tubes tied. You will ovulate, you will have monthly cycles (sorry, I hope you weren't counting on being done with periods).  Your hormones will still be ebbing and flowing just as they always did. You just wont have to worry about being able to get pregnant anymore.
636974
My ex-wife's went away after a few months. If it doesn't, ask the doctor. They should know.
44596
I think that if a woman stops ovulating there would be no more menstruation, and estrogen levels change, to me this is part of a biological clock in women which indicates the conceiving period is over and pregnancy at a late age is risky.\nFortunately there are supplements that can be taken for the secondary effects such as hot flashes like black cohosh and flax hull lignans. Lignans are a type of plant chemical that can simulate and help balance human hormones such estrogen.
1100284
If you are post-menopausal and you aren't taking any hormones, any uterine bleeding is considered abnormal and should be evaluated by a health care professional as soon as possible
232892
Go see an OB/GYN you may be going into menopause but starting off with dysmenhorhea (heavy bleeding.)  Or you should be checked for cancer.
851004
If she still has her ovaries, it might be possible to fertilize an egg, but without a uterus, there will be no baby.  She could donate her eggs for someone else to use though.
258155
It is possible for your body to go into something similar to menopause when you get your tubes tied. You should talk to your doctor, they will most likely offer you hormones, similar to birth control, to get your body back on track. And don't listen to the moron who says you can't have a period after your tubes are tied. This only keeps your egg from passing through the tube to the uterus.
530076
It isn't bad. It happens to most of us at least once. The only thing I would be concerned about is pregnancy, but if you haven't had sex, then it should be fine. If you still don't have one in a month or so, you may want to see a doctor just to rule out any problems there. The other thing to look at is if you have lost a lot of weight recently, or started a new workout routine. That can delay or stop your period until your body gets used to it.
159892
If you over exercise, or dont eat enough, you can lose your period.  If you have had a sudden change in diet or exercise that could be the problem, also if you are quite young, that can happen as well.  \n\nIt never hurts to double check with a doctor though. Better to be safe than sorry.  Good luck.
488945
this is not true hun only a change in the womans body can do this\nif you under stress and things like that or there could be a medical problem so go the doctors and get it checked out
1066616
You do not get a period if the uterus is removed, no.  Periods are the shedding of the endometrial lining (inside of the uterus); no uterus = no period.  I'm not really sure how a hysterectomy relates to lies and foul play, but hope that helps.
529558
Period abnormalities can be due to many things including pregnancy, weight gain/loss, hormonal imbalance, thyroid, polyp, cyst, illness, infection, amongst other reasons.  If you are changing one pad or tampon in an hour this warrants an immediate trip to the ER as this can lead to anemia.  As any bleeding over 10 days warrants a trip to see your doctor, please see your doctor asap to determine what the exact cause may be.
547702
It depends on whether it was a total hysterectomy.  Was the uterus removed only or were the ovaries taken out as well?  If everything was taken out, then there will be some hormonal changes.  However, you would take hormone replacement therapy, so ask your doctor.