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I Am Not Getting Pregnant. I Have Irregular Periods And Hormonal Imbalance

hi... my name is fathima ...normally my pediots are iirregular i took some treatments for that bt im nt satisfy with it ....more then 1 year im trying 2 get pregnant ,,bt still it did work out .. wen im taking treatment i did a blood test den it has shows like ma hormones r imbalance ...i took treatment for that also ..??? nw fed up with treatment ..nw im planing for pregnercy ..now im taking folic acid...what is next i wanna do???
Sat, 14 May 2011
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Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum
What kind of hormonal imbalance your suffering from? Please mention your age.
Have your period become regular after the treatment?
To get pregnant , intercourse has to be done on certain days, known as fertile days, those are between 10th to 18th day of your menses, counting from first day of periods.

You may try homoeopathy for this problem as well.

Takacare.
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hiii Fathima,

Very good morning to healthcare magic forum.

I am Dr Soumen Patra and try to solve your problem sothat you can take right decision.

Lets start a wide discussion on "IRREGULAR PERIOD & PREGNANCY"

**Irregular periods refers to a change in regular menstrual periods or menses.

Menses is a natural way of cleaning of the uterus and vagina of sperm and bacteria that are carried.

Mostly it ranges anywhere from 21 to 35 days. Every woman usually has a certain cycle length that is rather constant but sometimes varies 1-2 days per month.

Remember that the onset of menses for every 35 days (regularly) is not considered as irregular menstrual cycle. However, irregular periods can be either of short term or long-term irregularity.

Long-term irregularity >>
can be anything from a cycle that changes in length from month to month to the experience of various abnormal symptoms such as heavy bleeding, no cycle for months for a period of time, very painful periods or ovulation.

Short-term irregularity>>
any of the causes such as fatigue, stress, and over exercise which generally occurs infrequently. Irregular menstrual cycle has become common problem among women today. It is found that 1 out of every 5 women suffer with it.

**CAUSES: The irregular menstrual cycle is mostly related to stresses, tension, ingested medications and caffeine, a substance that disrupt corpus luteum function or even act as anticoagulant blood thinners.

Remember that fluctuation in periods indicates the beginning of disturbance in the natural chain of hormonal events that manage menstruation.

Cigarette smoking is another reason for abnormal cycles because it shortens the follicular phase. It also shortens the luteal phase if smoking is heavy. However, extreme alcohol intake is also a reason.

**OTHER CAUSES: significant weight gain or loss, over-exercise, breastfeeding, PCOS/estrogen dominance, malnutrition, medications, chemotherapy, eating disorders, hormonal imbalance, recent childbirth, miscarriage or uterine abnormalities (fibroids/cysts/polyps/endometriosis).

The occasional skipped menses cycle is not the only symptom of this problem. However, continued abnormality in period is also an indication of irregular ovulation and irregular menstruation cycle.

**TREATMENT: Your gynecologist will refer to your medical history and conduct a physical examination. As irregular menstrual cycle is treated according to the cause, it is determined with a blood test, ultrasound and biopsy.

Often hormonal imbalance will be the major cause for irregular periods, which can be treated with appropriate drugs or hormones. Surgical removal of polyps or fibroids may also be done, if required.

Treatment for irregular periods is also based on your plan for children. If you decide to have pregnancy, then a hormonal contraceptive or supplement will be prescribed to regulate your menstrual cycles.

Never get tense regarding slight change or variation in your regular menstrual period. More than 50 percent of healthy women have the problem of Irregular menstrual cycle. However, consult your gynecologist if you are always with abnormal menstrual cycle.

**First you have to regulate your period then plan for pregnancy. Dont loose your spirit. keep cool and it increases your fertility.

All the best.
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I Am Not Getting Pregnant. I Have Irregular Periods And Hormonal Imbalance

Hi Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum What kind of hormonal imbalance your suffering from? Please mention your age. Have your period become regular after the treatment? To get pregnant , intercourse has to be done on certain days, known as fertile days, those are between 10th to 18th day of your menses, counting from first day of periods. You may try homoeopathy for this problem as well. Takacare.