what is a good sight to find info about early menopause

The best ''sight'' would be in the face of a great gynecologist--one who is very experienced with 10+ years, preferably a female gyn. A great one may confirm that is it rare, but not impossible at age 29, or that u just have something else. The suddenly on/off, heavy/light, short/long, etc., spotting might be perfectly normal, but if there is another reason, it is paramount that u follow the advice of that great gyn. Do not be afraid to ask how long any have been a gyn; it is to be expected, & if any gets upset, u do not want them to work with ur body anyway. Additionally, try to breathe easily while u research on the internet & READ ALL THE SITES for all the information out there because they're not designed just for YOU, but for everyone to get those parts that r applicable to her & ignore those that aren't. Your body wo not necessarily follow the IDENTICAL path in this area that others do. Each can be very different, like yours seem to be. It would be interesting to know how u determined those ''12-15 signs,'' but try not to believe those relatives & friends until u see that great gyn. If necessary, see up to 5, like I did with my uterine tumors; the 5th one was the only one with the CORRECT diagnosis & treatment! Try not to ''go crazy,'' because if it is actually menopause, u need to save that for all those likely ''hot flashes.'' If it is really menopause, do whatever u need to do to stay comfortable--YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

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