i have not had my period since mid-october
- today is january 6. I have went to the
doctor's office for a physical december
10th. I tested negative for being
pregnant at the clinic as well as I have
done many hpts since and before and they
test negative. The doctor said to be
patient, and it's normal to miss ovulation
a month or two. (this has happened before
- typically when I was really
stressed....But I haven't been to stressed
lately)
i assume i'm not ovulating normally, as
the only 'difference' i've noticed in my
body are cramps 'down there' every now and
then. I have gained a little weight, but
I think it's just due to poor eating
patterns i've been having lately. I have
not had any morning sickness or anything.
My husband and I are trying for a baby -
but he is getting disappointed that we
cannot get any answers for ovulating
irregularly. I just hope and wish for one
day i'll wake up with morning sickness and
find out i'm already a month or two
pregnant.
My friends say getting pregnant takes
patience .... But how can one get
pregnant when my cyle is off so much that
our emotions feel it will be impossible!!
We are trying!
Is there any hope out there? What is the
best way to chart/test/try to get pregnant
once I get back on cycle...Hopefully soon!
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negar
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Feb 2007 Posts: 278 Location: san francisco
Pregnancy Posted: 02-12-07 14:50pm
Hi there,
have the doctor's checked your thyroid?
I only ask because you also mentioned
gaining weight in addition to missing your
periods.
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