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should I be concerned?

I got my tubal done on 4/18/98. Beginning December 1999, I started to gain weight. I have now gained from 125 to 160+ lbs. I say "+" because it literally seems to increase before my very eyes now. I gained 7 lbs last month! Up until now, I simply thought that my metabolism was slowing down. However, I was wondering why I hadn't hit a plateau yet...not even once since I started gaining. My cycles are getting more irregular. Instead of 28-30 day cycles with 7-8 days of med-light flow, I'm having some 35 day cycles with 4 days of heavy, med, or light flow. It's getting to where I can't tell anymore. And as for libio...gone completely. Should I be concerned about early signs of ovary isolation? Or maybe just hormonal changes due to TL?

Posted on Oct 18, 2000, 1:14 AM

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