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Also I would take sone Valium before the test is done. You will experience cramping. Nothing like regular cramps. Not everyone is the same but I was in tears. It applies pressure to your uterus etc.
I also wouldn't go to work that day either. Again everyone is different some say they didn't have any pain where others did. I'm a small frame.hope this helpsView Thread
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i want to know:
1. the consequences of not menstruating.(im not married)
2. should i take birth control pill until i start menstruating regularly?
3. what are the consequences i will face in the future after i get married?
4. is it true that irregular menstrual cycle can lead to breast cancer?
please can any experts reply to my posts..View Thread
Homecheck Ovulation Kit helps to make healthy baby and make sure about ovulating time for conception.So surly it will work.
Good Luck!!View Thread
Ovulation is a process when a mature egg or ovum is released from the ovary, pushed down the fallopian tube and is available to be fertilized. This process happens every month. The time when this process happens are also referred as ovulatory phase.View Thread
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Has anyone tried any old wives tales and had them work for a girl? I'm really curious. Like I said, I'm not sure if I believe or not but it's sure worth a try!View Thread
you should use ovulation test kit to track your fertile day.View Thread
I was supposed to get my shot in December of 2012 and did not. I then got my period on March 27th of 2013 and then again April 29th 2013 and then recently May 20th 2013. This last period was a week early, very heavy, full of clots and has continued till today (June 2nd). But the strange part is the length and the coloring as it was bright red as if I have a cut.
What could the cause be? I know that coming off of the depo shot is very tolling on my hormones (i also have a thyroid condition that seems to have corrected itself), but is there another possible reason for this odd period?
We have been actively trying and I do realize that it may take a very long time, but we aren't going to think about that and do what we can for now. We have had sex on the days before ovulation (plus some) in order to hit the ovulation day. I am just really concerned about this last period if anyone would care to ease my mind!!View Thread
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