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Date Posted: 26/03/24 12:55:13, Tue
Author: Options
Subject: Many girls take continuous birth control to avoid periods too. Some don’t have them with low weight
In reply to: Stomach cramps, tiredness, sore and sensitive breasts ! 's message, "U15 lucky him no period to worry about on dance day" on 26/03/24 12:39:38, Tue

My daughter takes birth control everyday because her periods are so heavy she would miss 2-3 days of school each month. Some dancers (gymnasts and other athletes) don’t have one because they are underweight or not at a healthy weight.

I’m not in favor of trans dancers dancing where they “identify” but there are options to help real girls.

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Are you suggesting eating disorders or hormones to “help” your dancer keep up with males in comp?! (NT) -- For God Sakes, 26/03/24 16:12:14, Tue
- My daughter was period free until 16 and hit 100 pounds, no disorder, just lean. (NT) -- Dm, 26/03/24 16:24:39, Tue
- No, just stating he isn’t the only one. If someone has that bad of periods (NT) -- Do something, 26/03/24 16:46:59, Tue
  - Wouldn't dream of putting my daughter on birth control for pms. (NT) -- Menstrual pain, bloating, sore breasts, headaches happen many females. Back pain.. List is endless. Males never expetencing this every month are at a massive advantage., 26/03/24 17:32:38, Tue
    - Some girls have very heavy periods - anemic - Can’t attend school if bleeding -- Through a pad an hour or worse, 26/03/24 17:52:14, Tue
      - Not to minimize the problems, but if this is happening to your child, take her to a doctor. There are lots of treatments available. (NT) -- No one should just suffer with this, 27/03/24 2:00:47, Wed
BC strong enough to stop periods is dangerous and unethical when used on a 15 year old. Can lead to bone density loss, permanently infertility, and even Cancer (NT) -- pharmacist, 26/03/24 18:11:04, Tue
- And what if she’s sexually active? I’d rather BC over baby. (NT) -- Dm, 26/03/24 18:59:14, Tue
  - A proper does for BC purpose is much lower than a dose strong enough to stop menses. (NT) -- pharmacist, 26/03/24 19:19:02, Tue
    - No, just need to take continuously with no sugar pills. Very safe and effective. -- Reproductive Endocrinologist, 26/03/24 19:59:14, Tue
      - Obviously not a RE (NT) -- just a liar, 26/03/24 21:23:38, Tue
        Fine if you think that but hopefully some educated parents will read my inside comment -- RE - says my state medical board, 26/03/24 21:52:21, Tue

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