trying to conceive but having constant bursts of bleeding?

Question

we have been trying to conceive for a number of years now i have had endometriosis removed 12 months ago and had my 3rd miscarriage 13 months ago. Now i am being tested for pcos however over the past two months i have suffered from real heavy periods lasting uping to 11 days when i finsih it has only been a matter of a week to a week and half then i begin a long spell of bleeding again. It is leaving me extremely tired and it is not leaving much time to try and conceive. However, i am worried that i am not ovulating anyway with the amount of bleeding i am producing. Has anybody experienced similar situation. thanks

Answer 1

Yes, I know what you are talking about. I went for a year and bled like that--and it wasn't just period-like bleeding, some days it was clots and extremely heavy flow. When I finally got the nerve to see a gyn he told me the heavy days like that were called "flooding". They found I had hypothyroidism and started meds--still had the bleeding. They then dx me with PCOS and started metformin, still bleeding. I finally started searching desperately for a way to just stop the bleeding and found a site that mentioned high doses of ibuprofen. So, I took 600mg three times a day. The bleeding slowed and then stopped. I went to a new doctor and he told me to use Natural Progesterone Cream. I start on cycle day 5 and use it for 21 days straight. Then I stop, have a period and start on day 5 again. Then the third month, since my ovaries had a break the past 2 months, I ovulate normally. I chart BBT to see when I ovulate and the evening of the 3rd day past ovulation I start the NPC again and continue til my period comes or I get a neg. pregnancy test. I'm on my first month so we will see how it goes, but it would be worth a try for you. I bought it at wal-mart, the brand is Rexall.

Answer 2

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