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How Can Amenorrhea Be Treated Despite Fertility Treatments Failure?
HI,am 26 years old and am married for d past 7 years now but without a baby,although my Docs have comfirmed to me that i've PCOS,i've tried 1 IUI,1 IVF,1 FET.My major problem now is my period is becoming more irregular,unlike before my period usually comes back after three month,but now i dont 've a specific date and is been like that about 2 and a half years now,and i've to be taken primolut n each time i want my period back.last two weeks i took primolut n for 5 days twice a day,and up till now i didnt see my period,could that be that am resistant to primolut n,or could it be the effects of the IVF/FET drugs and shots? or could i be pregnant without knowing i am??? PLEASE am confuse. thank you alot.
Tue, 21 Apr 2015
Hello,
Check yourself with a urine pregnancy kit, since you do not have a specific date on your period you should have a USG done to confirm if you are pregnant or not.
Second is to set right your PCOD ..
Having a healthy lifestyle alone with regular exercise.
By now you should be taking regular medication to control your PCOD. PCOD is a lifestly disease. It doesn't not affect pregnancy but you have to be vigilant in your fertile period. Observation on your mestrual cycle.
Irregular periods will set right on healthy lifestyle without any medication.
First consider a check up with your gynec to confirm if you are pregnant or not .
Thank you
Check yourself with a urine pregnancy kit, since you do not have a specific date on your period you should have a USG done to confirm if you are pregnant or not.
Second is to set right your PCOD ..
Having a healthy lifestyle alone with regular exercise.
By now you should be taking regular medication to control your PCOD. PCOD is a lifestly disease. It doesn't not affect pregnancy but you have to be vigilant in your fertile period. Observation on your mestrual cycle.
Irregular periods will set right on healthy lifestyle without any medication.
First consider a check up with your gynec to confirm if you are pregnant or not .
Thank you
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