True... actually, if you''ve gone off hormonal birth control in the last 6 months or so, most doctors won''t even see you until it''s been 60 days since your last period. Some say 90 days as a minimum! They''ll ask if you''ve taken a Home Pregnancy Test, and if you have and it''s negative, tell you to keep waiting. Eventually they can give you a prescription for Prometrium to jump-start things.Date: 3/20/2008 11:46:54 PM
Author: EBree
Definitely take a test. If you live near a Dollar Tree, they sell pregnancy tests for $1. I bought 10 for the cost of 1 you''d buy in a grocery store and it made me feel a lot less guilty to test early/often. If you went to the doctor''s office, the first thing they''d make you do is take a urine test anyway, something you could do for cheaper at home. You might want to see a doctor, however, if you go another couple of weeks without a period (especially if you''re trying for a baby). Abnormally long cycles can indicate anovulation (ovulating late or not ovulating at all).
As for having long cycles after the pill, it happens a lot. My second cycle off the pill was 43 days. A few girls in my TTC group had cycles of 50+ days and one had a cycle of over 100 days.
I''m still getting the fuzzy outcome on the tests. There isn''t a line, but there is a smear of pink. I don''t know. No signs of anything, other than that.Date: 3/20/2008 11:46:54 PM
Author: EBree
Definitely take a test. If you live near a Dollar Tree, they sell pregnancy tests for $1. I bought 10 for the cost of 1 you''d buy in a grocery store and it made me feel a lot less guilty to test early/often. If you went to the doctor''s office, the first thing they''d make you do is take a urine test anyway, something you could do for cheaper at home. You might want to see a doctor, however, if you go another couple of weeks without a period (especially if you''re trying for a baby). Abnormally long cycles can indicate anovulation (ovulating late or not ovulating at all).
As for having long cycles after the pill, it happens a lot. My second cycle off the pill was 43 days. A few girls in my TTC group had cycles of 50+ days and one had a cycle of over 100 days.
Fisher- you need to see a dr. asap. Ask for a pregnancy blood test and in 48 hours or less, you''ll know what''s going on. Faint + positive pregnancy tests that don''t get any darker aren''t a good sign!Date: 3/24/2008 5:41:14 PM
Author: fisherofmengirly
I''m still getting the fuzzy outcome on the tests. There isn''t a line, but there is a smear of pink. I don''t know. No signs of anything, other than that.Date: 3/20/2008 11:46:54 PM
Author: EBree
Definitely take a test. If you live near a Dollar Tree, they sell pregnancy tests for $1. I bought 10 for the cost of 1 you''d buy in a grocery store and it made me feel a lot less guilty to test early/often. If you went to the doctor''s office, the first thing they''d make you do is take a urine test anyway, something you could do for cheaper at home. You might want to see a doctor, however, if you go another couple of weeks without a period (especially if you''re trying for a baby). Abnormally long cycles can indicate anovulation (ovulating late or not ovulating at all).
As for having long cycles after the pill, it happens a lot. My second cycle off the pill was 43 days. A few girls in my TTC group had cycles of 50+ days and one had a cycle of over 100 days.
You will indeed Fisher. Have a good cry...you can''t help but feel what you feel and tell Paul that I said he needs to give you a little extra love today.Date: 3/25/2008 7:39:32 PM
Author: fisherofmengirly
I''m not growing a baby right now. I just found out today. I cried, which I guess was silly, but part of me really thought I was on the threshold of mommy-dom.
Ah well, some day, I shall be....