Friendly reminder / public service announcement that those apps often store/share data that can be used against you if you live in a state with strict forced birth laws. Be sure to thoroughly read the privacy policy and if in doubt, go back to a paper calendar. Stay safe.
So true. OP looks like they’re using iOS and I know the stock health app has a period tracker. Probably a safer place for your data, though not perfect.
My body has no consistency, I've come to accept it. What is infuriating is how hard it is to get a serious discussion going with an expert to verify if it's nothing to worry about or something that can be treated... a lot of menstruation related health issues go un-noticed.
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Friendly reminder / public service announcement that those apps often store/share data that can be used against you if you live in a state with strict forced birth laws. Be sure to thoroughly read the privacy policy and if in doubt, go back to a paper calendar. Stay safe.
So true. OP looks like they’re using iOS and I know the stock health app has a period tracker. Probably a safer place for your data, though not perfect.
Sweet Jesus is that true?? We really are living in a dystopian nightmare!
At what pace threshold is it appropriate to just call it a comma?
PCOS?
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
Yes I know what the abbreviation is for. I was asking if OP has PCOS, as they would explain the irregular menstruation cycle.
Sorry, their comment was for me. I didn't know what it was.
Perimenopause is the current diagnosis.
My body has no consistency, I've come to accept it. What is infuriating is how hard it is to get a serious discussion going with an expert to verify if it's nothing to worry about or something that can be treated... a lot of menstruation related health issues go un-noticed.