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Post by missujailyn on Nov 1, 2005 13:51:04 GMT -5
Hi everyone, i normally post on "i had a stillbirth" but I thought a few of you might be able to help me out.
I had a stillbirth feb 19th, 2005...since then, I have had 2 really heavy periods but the first day of my last period was AUG26th. I have gone to the doc but I am not pregnant....how the ____ am i supposed to know when my DH and i should be trying if i can't even be regular?
Are any of you on any kind of medication that I can ask my doctor about? We REALLY REALLY want to start trying but we are both a little concerned.
Please, any advice would be helpful!
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Post by babs on Nov 1, 2005 14:16:23 GMT -5
After delivering Max in March of 04 my periods were screwy! My dr at the time put me on birth control to try to regulate me and I was all out of whack for about 14 months!Finally we found out that I wasn't ovulating- so my dr put me on Clomid to 'regulate' my periods! ;)And as he put it-if you get pregnant then I guess we regulated it,huh?TA DA.....it did the trick!
Have you talked to your dr about the irregular af? The clomid was our only meds we did- but he had a long list of others that we could use if it didn't work. I hope he has some answers for you!
Love and peace,
xoxoxoxoxoxooxoxoxoxoxo
me
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Post by AlanasMomma on Nov 1, 2005 14:39:53 GMT -5
I had to be put on provera (progeseterone) to induce a period after my m/c. But they normally give it to make you have a cycle. So I would try that.
GL
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Post by andrewsmommy on Nov 1, 2005 15:09:02 GMT -5
After my stillbirth my period came back normal, but after my m/c the dr had me take 2 cycles of very high level birth control to kind of get my body to go back to a rhythem.
After the 2 months of pills we just started trying. Well I got flustrated after a few month and started temping on fertilityfriend.com and boom, 2 months of temping and we pulled it off.
Talk to your dr. Maybe your body just needs a kick start to get a rhythem. and if you don't ovulate they have meds for that as well.
keep you chin up and have hope. I am pulling for you.
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Post by Buckeye on Nov 1, 2005 15:11:27 GMT -5
I think it's time to try something -- and the ladies here all have good suggestions. If you want to just jump-start your period, the progesterone usually does the trick. Good luck!
Jen
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