Irregular menstrual cycle after miscarriage
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I had to keep getting my blood treated every week after because to see if my pregnancy hormones went away. Every since then i have been having irregular cycles. Now in 2013, it has been 3 or 4 months since I had my period. When I went to my doctors appointment last week they ran a pregnancy test and it came out to be negative. But this past week I have been spotting and when I take a shower small little blood clots come out. So I'm wondering what is wrong with me?????
I am 31, have a healthy 4 yr old, and recently had a miscarriage (first one). I've been married for 8 yrs. and have never prevented pregnancy, and have only been pregnant the 2 times mentioned above. I miscarried at about 7 weeks...not sure because periods are very irregular. It is common for me to go 2-3 months w/out one. Obviously, I do not ovulate regularly. It has been 2 weeks since miscarriage began. Bleeding has stopped & hcg was at 8 yesterday. My dr.
My wife has been experiencing irregular menstrual cycle for the last 06 months. She is 34 year old.
After having checked with doctor and subsequent test, she found thyroid problem.
She started taking medicines as per dr prescription for the last 5 days.
She was expecting her periods on Dec 20 this time but she started light spoting from Jan 03. After 03 - 04 days she started heavy bleeding with medium size blood clots.
I am worried and seek advise.
Thanks & Regards.
Hello,
Femitrone and morning after pill when taken together can cause withdrawal bleeding and irregular menstrual cycle and it should not interfere with the working of the emergency contraceptive pill. However keep a check on your periods. If you miss them then do a urine for pregnancy test after 1 week of your menstrual cycle.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Hello,
Menstrual cycles are considered normal from 21 to 35 days. However stress can also make periods irregular. Other causes of irregular periods could be due to hormonal imbalance, stress, chronic illness, polycystic ovarian disease, thyroid gland disorders or diseases, pituitary gland tumors or cyst, galactorrhea, prolactinomas etc.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Marshkash,if you are experiencing monthly period. That is a regular cycle! Even if its a late or earlier date!
your menstrual cycle just changed and thats not normal. i have a friend who havent had her period 6months straight. and she is healthy. so no worries for you. your are IRREGULAR when it comes to your period. unlike me, im regular, never skipped a month. regardless of giving birth. the cramps thing, just excercise or do sit ups 2weeks or a week before tour period. if you dont know when your period will arrive, just do brisk walking or cardio excercises. :D
hope this helps.
It is not uncommon at your age for menstrual periods to be irregular, so I would wait up to about 6 weeks before being too concerned. If you continue to have irregular periods, you may need to consult with your doctor--it is possible that you could have polycystic ovary syndrome which is a catch-all term for a hormonal imbalance that causes irregular periods. Often irregular periods are treated with contraceptive pills to regulate the cycles.
Hope this helps!
We have not been trying to have a baby but now we are not doing anything to prevent it. Since my miscarriage my menstrual cycle is never right. I have always started 2 days early. The past 3 months I have started 5 days early. Heavy bleeding for atleast 4 days. This past month my husband went inside me and I thought I may be pregnant due to bad cramping and not feeling right in my stomach after eating, etc. I took a HPT and it was negative.
So, if you have any kind of eating disorder, you can certainly experience irregular periods.
Excessive exercising or straining your body also leads to irregular menstrual cycle. This is the reason why most of athletes encounter missed periods.
Many new mothers do not resume their regular periods until they have completed their breast feeding. So, they can possibly have irregular menstrual cycle.
Consuming excessive alcohol can also disturb your hormonal metabolism.
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