How to Get My Period Back?

See a healthcare professional to rule out pregnancy, thyroid issues, PCOS, high prolactin, premature ovarian insufficiency, and other causes

If you are underweight or have lost weight, increase calorie intake and aim for gradual weight restoration

If you exercise intensely, reduce training volume and intensity

Manage stress with sleep, rest, therapy, meditation, or other stress-reduction methods

Eat regular meals with enough carbohydrates, protein, and fats

Avoid restrictive dieting, fasting, and skipping meals

Treat eating disorders with professional support

Track your cycle and symptoms

Review medications with a clinician if they may affect your period

Address excessive body fat loss or gain with a clinician-guided plan

Correct iron deficiency or other nutritional deficiencies if present

Get evaluated if you have no period for 3 months or more, or sooner if you are pregnant, have severe pain, or have other concerning symptoms

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