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Re: Anovulation postpartumFrom: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 30 Aug 2001 21:40:40 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Amy wrote: > >I had a baby almost a year ago. I am still nursing, but only once a >day. My periods returned when my son was 8 months old. Well, I had one >period then nothing for 8 weeks. I started bleeding and bled for 5 >weeks straight, hemmoraging for 1 week at the end. I saw my gyn and we >decided that it is unwise to let me go so long between periods because >when I do I end up bleeding too much (my hct went from 41-29 during the >week of bleeding heavily). So if I miss a period I check a pregnancy >test then take provera for 10 days. As I understand it the heavy >prolonged bleeding is most likey because of no ovulation and unopposed >estrogen. Is that correct? My questions: Why aren't I ovulating? Before >I became pregnant I would occasionally miss a period or have one come 2 >weeks late, but for the most part I was regular. I did have a TV >ultrasound and they noted polycystic ovaries, but as far as they can >tell I don't have PCOS. I am taking prednisone and know that can mess >up your cycles--could that be the cause? Short of clomid, is there >anything I can do to become regular again. (i.e. 1 cycle of OCP, etc.) >I am desperate bc it took us 3 years to conceive my son bc of what we >thought was a male factor. Now my husband's problem is fixed and I'm >broken! > >Thank you for any advice. > >-- >Amy > Breastfeeding, even once a day, can do it. Pednisone has been used to treat PCOS.
-- R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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