Pregnancy test results?

Question

I have PCOS not sure when my nest period would come. for the year my period came every month, my last period was on May 21st, I started taking clomid 50mg in April and May, since then I have not yet seen a period, I took a pregnancy test last week after sex with my fiance' I was wondering if his sperm can interfere with my results, and how long did it take you to get a positive pregnancy test, I had tender breast but that was 3 weeks ago also light cramps and headaches, any one who have PCOS can you please help me with this issue, all I really want is a child without spending so much of cash, I pray every night and cry my heart out, I am feeling less of a young lady now, knowing that my hormones plays tricks on me, I am planning on taking another test, when should I test, I don't wan t to go another month without a period and not being pregnant

I've heard that your not suppose to use vitex whiles using clomid is that true?

Answer 1

I think I also have PCOS, although my doc hasn't said it specifically. She mentioned that I have symptoms of PCOS. I think that since you starting taking Clomid, it does alter your cycles a bit. When I started taking Clomid last year, my cycles got longer. There was one month that I didn't get my period and my doc had to give me Provera to jumpstart my cycle on CD 52. I would wait to do another HPT because the results might be false positive/negative. If you want, make a doc appt in the next few weeks and have them check your hCG levels (preggo hormone) if you're pregnant. Good luck!

Answer 2

Semen will not interfere with the results of a pregnancy test. The best time to take a home pregnancy test is first thing in the morning using your first morning urine. You are not ovulating and that is why you are not getting a period. The Clomid is the first drug of choice for most doctors--will you be taking it again or what does your dr want you to do?
You need to either see your doctor and have them induce a period with Provera and then use Clomid again and get some blood work done and possibly start on metformin for the PCOS.
The other option would be to use natural supplements to try to restore ovulation and menstruation such as vitex, soy isoflavones, cinnamon to control the insulin resistance, etc.

Answer 3

a favorable is a positve! : ) (the sole drugs that would desire to have the capacity to reason a faux effective is one which has hcg hormones like fertility medications - antibiotic somewhat shouldn't reason a faux effective, so sounds such as you have a little one on the way!) considering which you recognize you have a UTI, you will possibly be able to desire to work out your wellbeing care specialist asap.* There are some antibiotics that would desire to not be taken whilst pregnant because it could pose severe wellbeing hazards to the embryo / fetus. See checklist asap for prenantal care and dealing with the an infection considering that different matters can stand up from the an infection besides. Congratulations, mom!