That's called secondary amenorrhea, which may have to do with pregnancy or other factors such as diabetes and changes in body weight. Amenorrhea is the absence of periods, and secondary amenorrhea ...

There are some coaches who still hold this to be true. Secondary amenorrhea should never be considered a normal response to intense training. Once amenorrhea is detected, the etiology must be ...

It turns out, amenorrhea can lead to a bigger risk of injury. There’s a currently unknown but potentially ever-growing amount of women dealing with period loss, known as secondary amenorrhea.

“If you have irregular or absent periods (amenorrhea), something is wrong and you should prioritise rectifying it as soon as possible.” Secondary amenorrhea is when you have missed three or ...

Background Knowledge is lacking about the associations between sport injuries and components of the female athlete triad. Objective To assess the prevalence of amenorrhea in elite female athletics ...