Sentence examples for erratic periods from inspiring English sources

They speculated that women with exceptionally erratic periods might not be metabolizing sugar properly.

New research has confirmed a link between depression and the menopausal transition, or perimenopause — that time of erratic periods, chaotic hormone fluctuations, disturbed sleep, and, for some, uncomfortable hot flashes.

The perimenopause, which I am in, can be diagnosed by erratic periods, perhaps vasomotor symptoms, and – this is purely a personal definition – the sense that things are not quite right.

If you've decided to go off the pill to start a family or for any other reason, don't let Internet horror stories about the possible barrage of hormonal side effects -- acne, mood swings, weight gain, erratic periods -- scare you.

The 44-year-old had been hastily promoted from his post as the club's technical co-ordinator last Monday, following Levy's decision to sack Villas-Boas after an erratic period, and Sherwood made it plain that he did not want a mere interim appointment.

They suggest this procedure as a way to smooth the estimated coefficients of single period hedonic regressions, that tend to be erratic from period to period.

In the nine oldest SEER registries (USA), during a 16-year period, the incidence trends of non-local cancers were erratic with periods of decrease alternating with periods of increase.

I've struggled with erratic, incredibly painful periods from adolescence that no doctor, pill, surgery, or hot water bottle had been able to ease.

But if recent history is any guide, we may be about to embark on an erratic and volatile period for economic policy-making.

My periods were erratic too and every couple of months I'd be at the doctor's with tonsillitis.

The ontogenetic structure was similar to that of rainforest tree species, but the population formed both permanent seed and infant banks in response to long dry periods and erratic rainy spells.