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‎10-01-2025 04:06

‎10-01-2025 04:06

So as I age my period is very irregular and there may be issues. I use my fitbit app to track it. However the app is telling I can't track periods that are too close together, that's dumb. This app has been super helpful at doctor visits showing my activity, heart rate, and menstrual cycles. There should not be a control on the menstrual logs.

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‎10-13-2025 15:52

‎10-13-2025 15:52

Yes, those of us with irregular periods are the people who most need to track our periods.  How do I tell it I didn't get a period this month?  It has it's prediction, but I can't delete days I'm not bleeding.  I can move back the start from the past to today.  Will I just have to keep shoving it back every day?  I'm 55 years old and am hoping to never have another, but it hasn't been long enough to be sure.  I've got to track "no period"  So do women who are concerned with pregnancy and health issues that can have an effect on menstruation.  Why can I add or change a period, but not delete it?

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