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Hello Loseit!  I am new to Reddit and subscribed to Loseit a while ago.  I introduced myself [here](

I am a lady, 34 years old 160cm/5'2" tall and currently 52.5kg/115lbs. 

I am having a great time taking care of my body and losing about 5kg/11lbs that I didn't require, I am about halfway to that goal.  I eat about 1200 cals per day and usually exercise for about an hour at the gym doing mainly cardio.

So, as to my question in the title; this has happened to me before when I lost a lot of weight quickly and unhealthily due to grief.  I would get my period seemingly randomly and for varying lengths of time for months on end. 

  

I stayed in close (weekly) contact with my GP during this time, who was monitoring pretty much everything about me but especially my emotional health and my weight.  (I genuinely love her for being there for me in this way during a terrible time).  My health was very bad but my life was never in danger and although I was very thin, my period never stopped altogether.  

These irregular and seemingly constant periods stopped happening after about a year once I was feeling happier, regaining my health and putting on healthy weight. 

I have started to get these extra/irregular/annoying periods again now that I am losing weight through diet and exercise and though this doesn't scare me (and of course I can always talk to my doctor) I am puzzled because I am not unhealthily thin or unhappy or ill in any way.   In fact, I am the happiest and most well I have ever been in my life (got engaged last weekend!) and eating a nutritionally balanced/varied/adequate diet. 

I am not on any contraceptive medication, not pregnant.

I am curious to know if any other women here have experienced this and would like to add anything you have to tell me to my knowledge bank!
<bot>: Have experienced extra/irregular periods before through unhealthy/extreme weightloss now experiencing it again through healthy/moderate weightloss - would like to hear from anyone experiencing similar.