There’s nothing wrong with “exhausting yourself” as long as you’re staying hydrated and getting proper recovery (sleeping and eating well)
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Anonymous9w
working out actually helps my pmdd actually! so if anyone has that issue i’d def recommend it
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Anonymous9w
Yes, it might make it a little harder but I still go
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Anonymous9w
Nah I just lay face down on the floor ngl
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Anonymous9w
yes, but normally i keep cardio in zone 2 or low zone 3 and when i lift if it feels heavy i drop the reps
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Anonymous9w
I don’t go. It’s a personal choice because I noticed I was bleeding longer when I was working out than not. It’s a little difficult when I’m done with my period but I like it that way.
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Anonymous#19w
Lowkey on my heaviest days I’m not going…I just meant after those days
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Anonymous#49w
What r the zones?
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AnonymousOP9w
heart rate zones! i’d recommend looking them up because google can explain wayyy better than i can, but pretty much each heart rate zone has its own benefits for your CV health
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Anonymous#59w
My period exhausts me 😅 even with sleep and food it can be a lot
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AnonymousOP9w
That sucks- Have you ever been evaluated for a hormonal issue like pcos?
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Anonymous#59w
I’m going to the gyno soon. But I’ve always thought that was normal, especially for the first couple days
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Anonymous#69w
^pre menstrual dysphoric disorder
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Anonymous#69w
I’m thinking I might have that! I’m planning on brining it up when I go (it’ll be my first time going to the gyno)
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AnonymousOP9w
not really. i get more tired but i can still lift. if you're so tired you can't exercise or function well in life def get medical attention
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AnonymousOP9w
Glad you’re getting it checked out. Hopefully there’s a way to give you more energy on period days