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Strange happenings after starting reflox, Acup, agnus catcus

Posted by: Bears on Sat Feb 6, 2010

Need some advice. I have PCOS and over the last year and a half have had only 4 periods ranging up to CD100! Decided to start reflexology and acupuncture also started to take agnus catcus the herb and some vitamins to help with hormal balance plus folic acid etc. Well I got a 36 day cycle and then a 27 day cycle last month and ovulated on day 19 BFN!!!. Anyway my period was very light about 2 days and then some spotting for several days. I am on CD 11 now and my OPK kits are detecting a strong LH surge but its still fainter than the control line so its a negative, but I am also getting some non menstral spotting (very light, hardly notice it only im looking for changes etc) which I have never ever had before. Do you think my body is starting to regulate it? I just dont understand this! Any info and advice welcomed please!

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