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Provera
EstherGuest ·
Hi everyone,
It’s so nice that this exists. I’d really like to ask if anyone has experienced the same thing as me, or is in a similar situation..
I’m 22 years old and was on the mini-pill for 5 years. When I stopped taking it, I just didn’t get my period. I went to the GP, and she told me to just wait. After waiting for a year, I finally got a little bit of bleeding. I knew it could be a bit messy at first, so I didn’t stress myself out! At some point, after 8 months, I started getting irregular periods—sometimes 2 weeks apart, then 35 days, then 4 days without, then 20 days again. I was embarrassed to go to the doctor, yes it’s a bit silly, I thought it would sort itself out. Eventually, I went and got a Primolut course. For 10 days, 3 tablets a day. The doctor said it would reset my cycle, but nope, no result! I went back to the doctor, had blood tests, and there was nothing wrong. They referred me to a gynecologist, who did an ultrasound. Nothing was wrong, except I had too much mucus. She did the ultrasound while I was bleeding and prescribed Provera to stop the bleeding so I could come back later. That way, she could do a clearer ultrasound! I started the pills on March 21st and finished on March 31st. On April 6th, I had a little bit of bleeding, but only that day. On Friday, April 7th, I went to the gynecologist again for another ultrasound, and everything looked good. I had a thinner layer of mucus now. She said I would still bleed. But up until today, I haven’t bled yet. Before I started the course, I did a test and it was negative. Now I’m reading online that you shouldn’t get pregnant during the course and such, and I haven’t taken another test.. but is there a chance I’m pregnant, or is it all in my head because I really want it? I’ll definitely take a test if I haven’t gotten my period by Friday. But I’d love to hear your experiences.
Talk to you soon,
Lots of love, Esther
It’s so nice that this exists. I’d really like to ask if anyone has experienced the same thing as me, or is in a similar situation..
I’m 22 years old and was on the mini-pill for 5 years. When I stopped taking it, I just didn’t get my period. I went to the GP, and she told me to just wait. After waiting for a year, I finally got a little bit of bleeding. I knew it could be a bit messy at first, so I didn’t stress myself out! At some point, after 8 months, I started getting irregular periods—sometimes 2 weeks apart, then 35 days, then 4 days without, then 20 days again. I was embarrassed to go to the doctor, yes it’s a bit silly, I thought it would sort itself out. Eventually, I went and got a Primolut course. For 10 days, 3 tablets a day. The doctor said it would reset my cycle, but nope, no result! I went back to the doctor, had blood tests, and there was nothing wrong. They referred me to a gynecologist, who did an ultrasound. Nothing was wrong, except I had too much mucus. She did the ultrasound while I was bleeding and prescribed Provera to stop the bleeding so I could come back later. That way, she could do a clearer ultrasound! I started the pills on March 21st and finished on March 31st. On April 6th, I had a little bit of bleeding, but only that day. On Friday, April 7th, I went to the gynecologist again for another ultrasound, and everything looked good. I had a thinner layer of mucus now. She said I would still bleed. But up until today, I haven’t bled yet. Before I started the course, I did a test and it was negative. Now I’m reading online that you shouldn’t get pregnant during the course and such, and I haven’t taken another test.. but is there a chance I’m pregnant, or is it all in my head because I really want it? I’ll definitely take a test if I haven’t gotten my period by Friday. But I’d love to hear your experiences.
Talk to you soon,
Lots of love, Esther
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