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Cycle Perplexities
Is your cycle misbehaving? Like your
usual N-day menstrual cycle is all of a sudden
longer or shorter, or you're spotting where AF should be here in full force, or
PMS symptoms but no sign of AF? And has it got you thinking (...pregnant?), or
generally confused or stressed or time to call the OB/Gyn?
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Posted by:
Blushingbride
on Wed Jun 2, 2010
Hello all,
I will appologize now for lack of abbreviations, for i am new. I am very fustrated, my husband and myself were going to start TTC in May, but he came down with Shingles, and then i came down with Chicken Pox. Now we have to wait three months before we can even start trying :(. So the fustration comes from my irregularity. My last period was March 24th, yes if you do the math its 70 days ago. I have never been regular, but this is a little annoying since we are going to try in two months. I have my doubts that i will even get my period by August when we want to start trying. My doctor does not seem concerned and says that i am perfectly healthy. i will back up a little and fill you in. I was on seasonique(3 month pack) i loved it! I came off of it in March and got my period, but it was VERY light and only last 2 days from start to finish, no spotting nothing. That was the last i have seen of anything. Normally it last 3-4 days with some spotting for up to a week. I chalked it up to working out. In January i got back into the gym from a year break and started working out and doing the eleptical for about an hour and would do anywhere from 6-7 miles. I am not overweight, nor am i underweight i am 144 5'6" size 8 with a bmi of healthy. My whole life i have been active. Is anyone else going through this? Does anyone have any recommendations? Oh and i am not pregnant, took one of those last week.
I will appologize now for lack of abbreviations, for i am new. I am very fustrated, my husband and myself were going to start TTC in May, but he came down with Shingles, and then i came down with Chicken Pox. Now we have to wait three months before we can even start trying :(. So the fustration comes from my irregularity. My last period was March 24th, yes if you do the math its 70 days ago. I have never been regular, but this is a little annoying since we are going to try in two months. I have my doubts that i will even get my period by August when we want to start trying. My doctor does not seem concerned and says that i am perfectly healthy. i will back up a little and fill you in. I was on seasonique(3 month pack) i loved it! I came off of it in March and got my period, but it was VERY light and only last 2 days from start to finish, no spotting nothing. That was the last i have seen of anything. Normally it last 3-4 days with some spotting for up to a week. I chalked it up to working out. In January i got back into the gym from a year break and started working out and doing the eleptical for about an hour and would do anywhere from 6-7 miles. I am not overweight, nor am i underweight i am 144 5'6" size 8 with a bmi of healthy. My whole life i have been active. Is anyone else going through this? Does anyone have any recommendations? Oh and i am not pregnant, took one of those last week.
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