ladies only!( as much info please)?

Question

ok.. well i dont really want to go to my doctor about this i dunoo why,anyway my period is always irregular do you have any ideas why? im TTC aswell and it harder for me as i dont know when my period will come and im really sick of it. it there anything i can take to make them regular which wont stop me from getting pregnant that i could buy over the count or i guess of my doctor? please help its really doing my head in. it cant be due to stress because its always been like this since i started. please help as much info and advice please.( im not old so its not my age)lol thanks x

Answer 1

many things can cause a woman to have irregular periods...something might be wrong that you don't know about, so you should just bite the bullet and talk to your doctor...they see it all the time so you can get something worked out and be pregnant pretty fast maybe, all you have to do is ask!

Answer 2

I had the same problem wih my periods. They were like every 60 days. There's nothing you can take, and it's hard because you don't know when you will ovulate. I still have no idea when I do, according to when my son was born I ovulate the day after I end my peiod. The temperature thing is way too stressful, and I took ovulation tests over and over, and never got a positive result. I went to my doctor, she did a blood test just to make sure that there was nothing wrong, and there wasn't. You might want to go, just to make sure, and get that step out of the way. My advice would be to get some ovulation tests, and starting with day after your period take one, until you get a positive result. I know they are expensive, but once you know, it will help. Also, my doctor told me that you can still ovulate, even when you haven't had a period. Hope that helps, good luck.

Answer 3

My doctor told me that birth control was the only sure fire method for regulating irregular periods. However, if your irregularity is due to something called PCOS (Poly-Cystic Ovarian Syndrom) then you can "help" to regulate is by changing to a low-carb, NO-sugar, HIGH protein diet. BTW, this will also increase your fertility... not really sure HOW this works... but trust me it does. I was VERY irregular and have PCOS and told that I'd never have another child and that my first two were flukes. I did the diet and it got me regular and BOOM... I was pregnant with the first.

Hope this helps. But know that no advise from the world is as good as your own doctors. I would suggest a good OBGYN. Good luck and God Bless.

Answer 4

I'm not sure of anything short of having a baby. My periods became regular for the first time ever after having my first child. Birth Control is the only thing I have ever found, and it made me bleed all month long one month, that's worse, trust me. How many ruined outfits and trips home in the middle of the day while I was in school... I can't remember. I sympathize with you and would hope you find a better answer than this.

Answer 5

Okay well just dont stress, that can make it harder for you to conceive, instead of taking supplements to regulate your period, you can just have sex 3 times a week (ex. mon wed fri) I too stressed 24/7 due to my irreular periods, it felt like it would take forever to get pregnant, then I decided not to stress and just have sex and enjoy it at least 3 times a week and I proped a little pillow under my hips also we had sex in the morning (sperm count is higher then) and as soon as I tried those things the same month I got pregnant, every one is different but try those tips and dont stress! :D

Answer 6

I have irregular periods - and my doctor gave me birth control pills for 3 months. Then told me to stop & try to get pregnant on the 4th month. It worked for me....twice!

The pills regulated my body just enough that I had a "regular" period on my own the 4th month. You are also the most fertile the month after stopping the pill - so it's a double whammy!

And yes, it did work for me - for both of my kids!
(my periods have been irregular my entire life)

Answer 7

It does not matter how irregular your cycles are as long as your ovulating, you can get pregnant. I would suggest getting Ovulation predictor kits to make sure you are ovulationing and timing when to have sex. If you cycles are irregular and you're not ovulating, your Dr can put you on Clomid which forces ovulation.

Begin taking the tests on day 10 of your cycle. Day 1 is the 1st day of your period. Continue taking them until you get a positive and begin having sex.

Good luck.

Answer 8

There isn't anything you can take to regulate your periods when you are trying to concieve.
I would suggest buying ovulation kits to use to see when you are ovulating and have lots of sex then. This is going to be your best way of getting pregnant.
I would also suggest keeping an accurate record of when your periods start cos if you do think you are pregnant you will need this information.

Answer 9

Since you don't want to go to the dr, you're risking your health and the health of the baby if you do conceive. Having a baby is a serious health commitment.

Getting your body ready to grow a baby is important. Eat healthy, take suppliments, get into physical shape, reduce outside stress, stop drinking and smoking, etc.

Answer 10

If you are willing to buy a drug to regulate your period from your doctor then why not just talk to him about it? That would make much more sense. If it is not comfortable for you to talk about it with your doctor you need to toughen up because if you are going to be a parent you are going to have to do many things you are not comfortable doing.