[explorer_on]

Hello,

I am 27 yrs old, I had a 45 days cycle from first menstruation. I am trying to concieve n april i had a miscarriage after that my cycle is completely irregular, after this incident i did not have period for about 60+ days, so i consulted dr. and he asked me to take clomid 50 mg from 5-9 day of the next cycle. I did as dr suggested and my next period started on 1st of july so i took clomid from 5-9 july. during that period my bleeding never stopped until 9 august.
The next cycle, this time i noticed some light spotting 3 days before my period started (1 september) and again i am still bleeding its 14 days now.its kind of heavy i am changing about 3 pads everyday.

Is anyone facing the same problem? I am really worried, i read so many things on internet.

If someone can answer my question i would really appreciate.

Thanks

[Goodgirl93]

Well sweetie that sounds miserable.if u are under lots of stress that will make it worse.I didn't have a period last month,I finally did this month,and it lasted longer than usual and definately more intense and heavier.maybe since ur miscarriage caused ur menstruel cycle to b knocked off.maybe that medicin that ur doctor put u on wasn't the best idea.maybe call them bak and ask for some different medicine.well I hope u get better soon love!

[explorer_on]

Hello Goodgirl93,

Thanks for your quick reply. I am not sure about the exact reason behind this, but yeah bcoz of this problem i am not able to plan for pregnancy which is worrying me a lot. I don't have insurance as of yet bcoz we recently moved here and my husbands comp doesn't cover until 3 months. and the doc is in Canada, where we lived before.

I hope your periods would get back to your norm.

[Goodgirl93]

Oh sweetie that's awful. =( have you tried calling a gyno and jusy asking for some advice? Maybe explain your situation to them and they may be able to help. Maybe get off the meds,and see what next month brings. I really hope things work out for you,and try to relax,and stress a little less sweetie.