I had iron deficiency and never felt that bad, so you probably had it extremely low!


Just one question.
You had your covid shots, right?
Have you noticed anything in your period?
I am feeling awful lately during my period - anormally so, my period never was nice - and talking with some co-workers they mentioned the same. Since they go the shots.

I don't want being paranoid, but maybe those are symptoms of some sort of reaction.
That does bother me.

Mine have become hellish.
They were never easy, I've always had very abundant periods so I tend to have low iron levels and low energy.
But this is way worse. Very painful. Headaches. Back aches. Seriously fatigued.

I'll be checking with gyneacologist during the summer, if I remember to ask for an appointment ^^;

You are blessed indeed.

I've always bleeded a lot, and often it's painful. Even for me, who rarely ever notices pain.
It's just that now it's too much.

I have to do my check up on summer, I'm sure it can wait until then.

Ahhh the good old reading WebMD until you're convinced you're going to die LOL

I wouldn't be too worried if it goes away quickly. Sometimes brains like to just make up pain for no reason, as annoying as that is.

My periods are pretty short too Moi, like 3 or 4 days. It didn't used to be like that when I was younger, I'd bleed for like 2 weeks =__=, but eventually it slowed down.

That's not Multiple Sclerosis, Moi. 99% sure.

People with MS ache but that's not just it.
The muscles will stop supporting them and they fall to the ground quite often. They usually break their bones often - because the bones are weak plus all the falling.
They can't see. Then can't talk. They can't swallow. In general, their brain stops working for a while.
(And those crisis become more and more usual, as well as longer.)

So no, don't worry, body hurting is by no means an indication of MS.



Agreed Hana, Dr. Google is not trustworthy!