What are some symptoms of a irregular period

What are the symptoms of irregular periods?

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Because irregular periods are often a result of estrogen dominance, symptoms can be similar to what’s seen in that condition (see Estrogen Dominance).The woman often has unpredictable menstrual cycles and endures heavy vaginal bleeding and …

Are you pregnant if you have no PMS symptoms and irregular period…?

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Implantation bleeding can be one of the earliest pregnancy symptoms. A missed period is the most common sign of pregnancy.

Irregular periods, no pregnancy symptoms aside from no bleeding. …?

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I would go to the doctor and get a blood test. They are more accurate. It could be the depo shot but it could be something else better safe then sorry!

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What would cause pregnancy symptoms after an irregular period?

Q: I have always had a regular pms but this month i was 3 days late and i only bled for 2 days instead of my normal 5-7 days. Before my late pms i was having pregnancy symptoms and continue to have them now. I have taken a hpt just to be sure and it was negative. Could someone please tell me whats going on? Here are my symptoms: Very tired/exhausted/feels like i havent slept in daysNausea (especially after i eat or while im eating) Back pain Extremely oily face Some times I am starving and other times I have no appetite Daily headaches Everything has been smelling really strong Dreaming every night, strange dreams (weird for me) Light fever Lightheaded/dizzy Certain smells making me nauseated Darkening of areolas my breast are bigger and sore Hot flashes Emotional and having mood swings Really thirsty body acne Gagging/Throwing upI have always had a regular pms but this month i was 3 days late and i only bled for 2 days instead of my normal 5-7 days. Before my late pms i was having pregnancy symptoms and continue to have them now. I have taken a hpt just to be sure and it was negative. I have also had sex everyday of my ovulation week and twice on my ovulation day. Could someone please tell me whats going on? Here are my symptoms: Very tired/exhausted/feels like i havent slept in daysNausea (especially after i eat or while im eating) Back pain Extremely oily face Some times I am starving and other times I have no appetite Daily headaches Everything has been smelling really strong Dreaming every night, strange dreams (weird for me) Light fever Lightheaded/dizzy Certain smells making me nauseated Darkening of areolas my breast are bigger and sore Hot flashes Emotional and having mood swings Really thirsty body acne Gagging/Throwing up Frequent UrinationThanks for all the answers. I have an appt. Friday. When I was explaining to the nurse all my symptoms she kept asking me if i was pregnant. My mom says maybe its just an infection. But ill know friday and ill let everyone else know too. Thanks again!

A: I would suggest getting a blood test from your Ob/Gyn, because in some cases, the HPT test can be wrong. It could also be that you are extremely stressed out about something ot under extreme pressure maybe.

Pregnant or irregular period again?

Q: So ive been off the pill for a year and four months, (after being on it for three years) for most of the year and four months, my husband and i have been TTC, and my periods have been some what irregular(before that they had always been regular), but i always got my period, until about four months ago, i started skipping periods, i had two 45-52 day long cycles. BUT then… the month before last and last month, i had two perfect 28 day cycles, so i thought hurray! they are back to normal, but now, here we are DAY 32 and still no sign. on the 14th (day 20) i had some very light spotting (only when wiping) which could have been from sex the night before.I have some symptoms but i am afraid im just reading into my body trying to find a hope of pregnancy, I took a pg test yesterday morning and it was negative. any one have a similar story or advice? thanks!

A: Hey dear, read up the tips in this TTC website… it will help you a lot as it has helped me.Especially the Fertility Bible.http://www.TryingToConceiveTips.com

What are some symptoms of infertility in women?

Q: I am wondering if there are any women who are unable to concieve. How did you find this out? I have always had irregular periods ranging from 47-90 days, currently I have not had my period for almost 6 months and I am not pregnant. My doctor said I could induce a period if I wanted to but I don’t really want to go on drugs. Any advice or personal stories would be appreciated.

A: Hi,Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after at least one year of intercourse while not using any contraceptive method. A normal fertile couple having regular sex and wishing to have a baby have a pregnancy rate of 50% in five months, 75% in 12 months, and 85-90% at end of 24 months.The female partner is responsible for infertility in 40% of cases and the male in another 40%. In a few of the cases both are at fault. However, in 20% cases no cause can be found.The causes of infertility in womenThe ovaries do not produce eggs, or these may be defective.The fallopian tubes or the tubes that transfer the egg from the ovary to the uterus may be blocked or non-functional. This may happen in cases of infections like tuberculosis, endometriosis, or previous surgery of tubes or ovaries.The uterus and cervix normally produce a thin discharge. If this mucous is excessively thick or contains substances that kill the sperms, then this prevents sperms from swimming through it into the uterine cavity and then to the tubes.Distorted or partially blocked uterine cavity as in fibroids.The causes of infertility in malesMen normally produce at least 20 million sperm per ml of semen. If the sperm count is less than this it may adversely affect fertility.Of the sperms present in the semen, 50% must be actively moving sperms for conception to occur. A lower percentage of actively moving sperms will be unable to swim through the cervix to meet the egg in the fallopian tube.If more than 50% sperms are abnormal in shape and function, this can also lead to infertility.If the testes do not produce sperms or these are unable to come out due to blockage of the vas deferens, the tube which carries the sperms from testis out.Inability to perform normal intercourse due to difficulties in ejaculation, impotence or structural abnormalities of the penis.The woman can know her time of ovulation Ovulation is the time when the ovaries produce an egg that enters the fallopian tube. Just before ovulation, the mucous discharge from the vagina increases. In addition, there may be lower abdominal discomfort or pain for a period ranging from half an hour to 24 hours. If one maintains a basal body temperature chart by taking a daily morning temperature, a rise in temperature by 0.5 degree centigrade around the thirteenth or fourteenth day indicates ovulation. Urine testing kits are also available which help in identifying the time of ovulation by showing a surge of a hormone which is associated with ovulation . doctor first takes a detailed clinical history to ascertain the possible cause of infertility. If the problem lies in faulty sexual practice, this can be easily corrected. Structural abnormalities in the sex organs are looked for, and sometimes an ultrasound scan may need to be done. Blood and urine tests may be done to look for infection. A laparoscopy can also be performed for diagnosis, in which a telescope in inserted into the abdomen to visualise the internal organs including the uterus , ovaries and tubes. The potency of the fallopian tubes is tested by performing a hysterosalpingography or HSG. In this a dye is injected into the uterus and X-rays are take which show the filling up of the tubes. No anaesthesia is required for this test and there is only minimal discomfort.The management of infertilityThis depends on the cause of infertility. Every case may need a different approach depending on the nature of the problem and the underlying defect.Problems with ovulation: If there is a problem with ovulation, certain drugs need to be given to induce ovulation or correct it.Fallopian tube block: This is treated surgically by a laparoscope or by an open microsurgery technique. In this the blocked segment is excluded and continuity of the patent tubes is re-established. This is a technically demanding procedure. In cases were tubes cannot be corrected by this method, or the procedure fails assisted reproductive procedures (ART) such as in-vitro fertilization (IVF) is undertaken.Cervical Factor: If the problem lies in the cervix, this can be overcome with procedures such as intrauterine insemination (in which the semen is injected into the uterine cavity) or procedures such as IVF or GIFT (Gamete Intra-Fallopian Transfer ).Problems in men: Minor problems will respond to medical treatment or to surgery. Intrauterine insemination can help in some of the cases. However, if the problem is not corrected by the above measures then assisted conception by IVF can be offered with considerable success. In cases with very severe sperm deficiency, until a few years ago, the treatment of couple had not been very successful. Micro-manipulation now can be offered to these couples. Feel Free To Contact