Return of menstrual cycle after birth
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In July i was sexually active with my husband and i overdosed on morning after pill. i took morning after pill 4 times in one week and i have not had my menstrual cycle since. i am not on birth control (Qlaira) but i'm still not going on my periods. I have been to a GP and Gynaecologist and did pregnanc test - I am no pregnant, my worry is how much damage has the pill done? will i ever get my period back? It's been 4 months now. Am i still fertile? will i ever fall pregnant again?
He also said after 18 months of being off the Lupron, I could return to it. He never mentioned anything about a bone density test although I did read about the risk in the pamphlet.
He also instructed me to take the sugar pills along with the birth control pills to make sure my cycle returns since I've been without it for long.
Okay...so I was diagnosed with anemia in November, and my doctor put me on Feosol(ferrous sulfate) in December. I haven't gotten a menstrual cycle since probably 2 weeks before Christmas. Does the feosol or sulfate supplement counteract cycles and cause them to stop?
It took about 2 months for my period to return... my doc advised me to wait at least 4-6 months to try and conceive again. Everyone's body's are different though....
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
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It is very difficult to know whether a menstrual cycle will return after chemotherapy. In general, the closer a woman is to her natural menopause, the more likely that chemotherapy will induce menopause. We always caution women not to assume that no menstruation means no fertility. You never know when or if menstruation may return and becoming pregnant while on chemotherapy (herceptin) would not be recommended.
Physical or emotional trauma can disrupt the menstrual cycle. So if it had not been for the accident, your periods may not have stopped for that long. Also, in the early post-menopausal years (5 or so), hormones can still fluctuate quite a bit and even cause bleeding that is oftentimes nothing serious.
Another thought - some medications can disrupt the menstrual cycle. So if you were on meds due to the accident, that could have thrown everything out of whack.
I know that doctors recommend to wait 2 years between each child and to take birth control pills to regulate the menstrual cycle, but we want our kids as close in age as possible and I just can't bring myself to take the pills. I feel like every day I take another is a day that I could be getting pregnant. I also understand that it can take a healthy couple up to 2 years to conceive, but we are growing impatient. Is there any other way to fix my problem (as opposed to birth control)?
A woman with a light period is not gaining much thickness in her endometrial lining during the early part of the menstrual cycle. This is usually an indication that estrogen levels are lower than normal. If estrogen levels are low, progesterone levels are likely to also be low and a woman may or may not ovulate with her cycles.
hi! i'm 31 years old and had my first menstrual cycle after having had my daughter twenty months ago begin about 17 days ago (so cycle day 1 was 17 days ago - my period ended about 9 days later). anyhow, for the past two days, i've been having bright red bleeding, about the size of a quarter that requires a liner. is this something i ought to be concerned about?
Migraines can come from different places/reasons. Some get them from heredity. Some get them because they were injured and suffered nerve damage. Some get them from chemical changes in the body...
In my case, I'd had migraines since I was 12. But, my migraines changed severely after the birth of my first daughter. The neuro said that my body's chemistry just changed in some way that some how changed how I got my migraines and changed my triggers.
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