"IRREGULAR PERIODS?"- WOMEN'S WELLNESS WITH RONIT

✅ 1. Introduction

> Periods are a mirror of a woman’s hormonal health.
Irregular cycles aren't just a "female problem" — they often indicate deeper issues that need medical attention.


🚩 2. What Counts as Irregular Periods?

Periods less than 21 days or more than 35 days apart

Skipped months

Very heavy or very light flow

Periods lasting more than 7 days


🧪 3. Medical Reasons Behind It (Mention Blood Test Connections)

Cause Related Blood Tests

PCOS LH, FSH, Testosterone, Insulin
Thyroid issues TSH, T3, T4
Anemia CBC, Iron Profile
Hormonal Imbalance Progesterone, Estrogen
Stress/Weight Issues Cortisol, BMI
Diabetes Fasting Sugar, HbA1c


🧠 4. Symptoms You Should NOT Ignore

Sudden weight gain/loss

Acne, facial hair

Extreme mood swings

Constant fatigue

Spotting between periods


📞 5. What You Can Do

Don’t self-diagnose via Google

Get tested by a certified phlebotomist

Know your hormone levels

Track your periods

Contact a gynecologist with reports


👨‍⚕️ 6. Ronit’s Final Advice:

> As a certified phlebotomist & lab technician, I’ve helped many women find the hidden cause behind their irregular periods —
through simple, painless blood tests done right at their home.

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