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Re: Questions to ask my Doctor tomorrow - re: Menstral Irregularity before & after D&C -From: samir (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 30 Sep 2002 13:21:54 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Lori wrote: > >I am 26 years old and first started menstruating when I was 14. My >cycles have never been regular which was frustrating enough! However, >earlier this year my husband and I planned our first pregnancy. Luckily, >I fell pregnant very quickly but miscarried at 8 - 9 weeks. I then had >a D&C and had a first 'real' period 7 weeks later. I was due to have >another menses on 16/17 Sept but no signs other than that nagging >feeling of menstruation cramps/aches for 3 weeks but no bleeding. My >cycles are usually anything between 36 - 42 days. I'm not pregnant as I >did a pregnancy test a week ago which was a clear negative. I now have >signs of brown discharge and I'm sure bleeding will commence soon enough >- or at least I think so! > >My question is this: Could I have a hormonal imbalance during the latter >part of my cycle i.e. past ovulation? Could this have had an effect on >my first prenancy in that I couldn't produce enough progesterone to >sustain the pregnancy? I have an appointment with my MD tomorrow and I'd >like to ask him specific questions such as possible medication to >correct the irregularity or aid conception; tests etc. Please advise - >I'd really appreciate your comments. > >Thanks in advance. the most probable cause for this irregularity is anovulation or irregular ovulation and you might need fertility drugs to stimulate the ovaries
-- SAmir Fouad Aziz Assist Professor OB.Gyn Director Gyn.oncology Al-AZhar University-Egypt Editorial advisor OBgyn.net(P&B,Gyn.Oncology)
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