Menstrual period slow to start
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I actually had some very long cycles like that for a period of a little over a year (period every 3 months) due to a slow thyroid. Have you had anything like subtle weight gain, dry skin, melasma (dark spots appearing on the face), little bit of depression???? all of these are symptoms I had, I'm sad to say. This was several years ago and it did self correct for me.
At this point, I'd go to your doctor, take a blood pregnancy test and talk to him about why you are this late.
Serious question...im 37wks & ive been having like menstrual period cramps the whole night & followed by a horrible back pain.. Ive also had dome type of discharge but it looks more like water just clear & thin... Could this mean im ready for labor or is it just something normal?? What do i do?
t actually going through the full menstrual cycle (in terms of shedding the lining of you uterus) which would be due to not having enough hormones to stimulate your body TO actually shed the lining; this can signal a problem with your pituitary gland. The other reason could be that you have lost a significant amount of weight and you have recently gained some weight, without fat on your body, you cannot produce the hormones needed to power the menstrual cycle.
Since there is a heartbeat and fetal size is where it should be is there any need to be concerned? Could this just be the start of a miscarriage?
Hi there and welcome. Well, sorry for your miscarriage. Those always stick with us in terms of emotions surrounding them.
What did your doctor say regarding your lack of period for 3 to 4 months? You aren't pregnant so something 'else' is causing this. I had very long cycles for a time period in my late 20's due to a slow thyroid. Actually it was every 3 to 4 months! and I had pms symptoms during that time. Quite frustrating.
Could you finally be having a period?
A menstrual cycle starts with ovulating then your period so your menstrual cycle can start at any time generally if you are breastfeeding it comes 2 to 6 months after giving birth. So what I would recommend is have sex as much as possible because you have a 3 day period to get pregnant. And if you want to get pregnant as soon as possible try to get pregnant on your first menstrual cycle.
i've been spotting a little bit,a tiny bit of brown for 4 days now... no sign of period,and period is due in like a week, or a week and a half.. no menstrual cramps, and the spotting didn't get heavier. sore breast some times..
can it be implantation bleeding? or slow coming period? or something else?
s always a possibility but generally the best chance is two weeks before the start of your next period. So roughly in the middle. Most women ovulate 14 days before the start of their period. Sperm can hang around for a few days though and the egg takes a few days to journey through the tubes. So a week either side of ovulation is also a good time, or bad time depending on whether you are trying for a baby or not.
My fiancé and I have been trying to have a baby but my period just can't function with me i start one month last up to 11 days ! & skip my next period & then start the other month. Sometimes its a normal period but I am aware that if I don't ovulatie I won't be able to have a baby , I need help any similar cases ? With now a baby or any suggestions ?
Consult a gynecologist to rule out hormonal imbalance and PCOD. A day before your
I know I had implantation bleeding about 4 days before I was due to start my. period. I have resf yhays iyd bext to rest 1 week after a missed period. My obgyn told me the same thing. i took a cb easy and first reaponse test they both were neg. I told my obgyn and she said it was too soon. .I just wonder why some preg tests cant pick. up the Hcg sooner.Is waiting a week after you miss your period normal!
I would say if you don't start your menstrual cycle like normal in a couple of days. then to wait until you miss your next menstrual cycle and take a pregnancy test. also if you have any type of bleeding that is not your regular menstrual cycle that could be a sign of pregnancy. so I would try to wait and then take a pregnancy test.
Was it your period or was it the normal bleeding associated with giving birth? Because after birth, bleeding lasts anywhere from 2-6 weeks or so. It's not a menstrual period.
Menopause is having gone 12 months without a period or the cessation forever of all menstrual bleeding. It does not take into account the 8 to 10 years prior to that "moment in time" (the 12 month period free point) in which we are going through all of the changes called, Perimenopause. So, for your doc to say that you're "far away" from it is a bit of a joke because you're already going through the prep stages for menopause!
Are you saying your menstrual month (from day 1 of one period to day 1 of the next), is now 2 weeks longer than it used to be but otherwise still regular? Or are you saying that it's adding an additional two weeks each time, such as one month it was 4 weeks and the next it was 6 weeks and then the next it was 8 weeks?
It is followed by intense pain in my lower stomach similar to the pains I get during my menstrual cramps. This pain occurs though when I am not on my period. Sometimes after running a mile it is so intense I have to lay down until it goes away. The pain usually doesn't last more than 10 min. The more intense the workout the more intense the pain. It does not feel like it is a type of muscle pain. Is there something serious going on, or is this normal?
Immediately i noticed the menstrual pain signs i usually have when about to start my period stopped showing and my period that was supposed to start two days after did not start. I did a urine pregnancy test and it came out negative. Its two weeks now and i still have not started my period. At the same time am not experiencing any change in my body. I don't know what to do to get my menstrual cycle back in order.
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