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Re: confused about ovulation v. periods

From: Tracie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 25 Apr 2001 15:57:26 -0500 (CDT)


Ok, so if a period comes without any drug inducement....what causes it if one isn't ovulating? And if one is having regular periods, does this mean she is ovulating?? I have been on Avandia for over a year now, and my cycles range from 26-32 days. I have the breast tenderness, PMS, cramps etc. Do you suspect that I am ovulating without any definate test results (which will likely be the next step)? Thanks, Tracie

At Tue, 17 Apr 2001, =?iso-8859-2?q?Zalányi wrote: >
>Hi Melanie,
>
>Getting your period doesn't necessarily mean you are ovulating. You also get periods while on BCP although your ovaries are completely suppressed.
>Provera: yes it has side effects, but a med that has no side effects doesn't have main effects either. Ernestly: Provera is the best progestin to be used for inducing a period (much better than taking BCPs).
>
>Sam (Ob/Gyn,RE)
>
>> Hi everyone,
>> I'm new to this board and am finding it very helpful. I read something
>> about people getting their periods, but not necessarily ovulating. I
>> never knew this was possible! I awlays thought that if I got my period
>> then I had ovulated.
>>
>> Also, I'm trying to find some alternative to BCPs to regulate myself
>> (can't take them- side effects are too terrible). Any suggestions? Does
>> Provera have side effects? My Dr. recommended that before.
>>
>> Thanks!!!
>>
>> --
>> Melanie




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