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Period didn't start, but can't skip it

I'm in recovery from *** cancer, and my medications have stopped my periods, at least for now. That does not mean, however, that I want the card to disappear from the app. I still need to log my symptoms, and may still have bleeding. If one goes into settings and sets the option to "No period" it removes the card. Selecting "irregular" forces you to re-setup the cycle information, but - thankfully - did not delete years of data. I've left the setting on "irregular" but the app simply cannot accept that I've not started my period. It asks me daily if I've started, but unchecking the circle, then tapping save does nothing. The app still thinks I'm on period day 1. Changing the option to NOT predicting the period also removes it from the My Day dashboard, even if I've logged symptoms. I'd just like to have the option to see the card on "My Day" on my phone to more easily log.

Anyone find a workaround? Also, PLEASE, for the love of goodness, give us the option to log our mammograms/ultrasounds.

Also...censoring "b" cancer? Really?

0 1929823 over 2 years ago

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0 Mrs.B over 2 years ago in reply to 1929823

How extremely rude to come in here and behave as though you're my gyn or oncologist. A biopsy is definitely not required, as I stated plainly that it's due to my cancer.

I asked a question about the app, and how to handle a lack of periods...that are normal and expected given my circumstances.

Kindly mind your own business and piss off.